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Re: gigantism as liability
Improbable would probably be the safer bet. Turtles hardly have the build
for an arboreal, or even scansorial, animal, yet there are numerous
accounts of small semi-aquatic and land turtles found climbing trees.
Turtles sprawl and tend to have more in the way of claws than sauropods. The
semiaquatic ones also have much longer fingers & toes. I wonder if they can
use the beak, too...