Megalania

1. What would you do if an Ornithomimid death stared you?

2. What would you do if the Volcano erupted?

3. What would you do if you found a dead Hadrosaur which is still fresh?

4. What would you do if you saw a Mosasaurus?

5. What would you do if a Megalania Bit you?

My newest complete drawing of Varanus Priscus and Quikana

There's several more animals to cover, but this series has been going on for a while, so I've put them in one final episode.

Predators:

Billings Productions Sea Scorpion (labeled as Jaekelopterus in Phoenix Zoo video)

Also known by its scientific name Jaekelopterus, the Sea Scorpion lived in the Devonian of what is now Germany.

Life size: L: 8 ft (2.4 m)

Size of animatronic unit: L: 8 ft (2.4 m), H: 3 ft (0.9 m)

O. megalodon

Megalodon lived from mid Miocene through the Pliocene.

Life size: 49-59 ft (15-18 m)

Size of animatronic unit: L: 9 ft (2.74 m), H: 11 ft 6 in

Smilodon

Smilodon is Greek for "smile" and "teeth". It lived in the Pleistocene of North America.

Life size: L: 6 ft (1.8 m)

Size of animatronic unit: L: 6 ft in (1.8 m)

Terror Bird (labeled as Titanis in Phoenix Zoo video)

Terror Bird lived in the Early Pliocene to Pleistocene in Texas and Florida, but is thought to have migrated to South America through the Great American Interchange.

Life size: H: 8 ft 2 in (2.5 m)

Size of animatronic unit: H: 8 ft 2 in (2.5 m)*

*includes height of steel base

Titanoboa

Name literally means "titanic boa". It lived in the Palaeocene of Columbia.

Life size: L: 42 ft (13 m)

Size of animatronic unit: L: 20 ft 6 in (6.25 m)

Varanus priscus (labeled as Megalania in all videos and website)

Megalania means "ancient great roamer". It lived in Australia during the Pleistocene.

Life size: L: 9-26 ft (3-8 m)

Size of animatronic unit: 22 ft 2 in (6.8 m)

Custom animals not featured on the website:

Sinopterus

Barapasaurus

Dravidosaurus

Deltasuchus

Tarbosaurus

I would add Spinosaurus, but I don't want to start an argument: basically its the early 2000s model and only made once, in 2005.

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So I started building the park and built the first exhibit home to one of Australia's weird predators of the Pleistocene, The Megalania. Here are some of them

This one particular keeps its distance from the others. Only coming near the others for water had to give it its own feeder or it would starve. No seriously it almost starved because the food was too far away from where it is.

This is the park so far.

So if anyone wants to give one of these guys a name(within reason no swearing and the like) there are five of them. Next will be the first big attraction in the park.

While there is a what’s your favourite dinosaur thing and it’s fun but I feel like it’s getting old so I want to do something much more interesting, my 10 favourite reptilian non-dinosaurs.

Anyway, let’s get into it, shall we?

10: Machimosaurus rex

9: Coelurosauravus

8: Fasolasuchus

7: Prestosuchus

6: Archelon

5: Temnodontosaurus

4: Gigantophis

3: Rhamphosuchus

2: Megalania

Now before we go onto my number-one favourite prehistoric reptile, I wanna go through some honourable mentions.

Honourable mention 1: Liopleurodon

Honourable mention 2: Globidens (aka Joe Biden’s spirit animal)

Honourable mention 3: Postosuchus

Honourable mention 4: Nothosaurus

Honourable mention 5: Aigialosaurus

Now with the honourable mentions out of the way, I want to show you guys my number 1 favourite prehistoric reptile of all time.

1: Sachicasaurus

And that’s it, what’s your favourite prehistoric reptilian non-dinosaur? Tell me in the comments.