Turanoceratops

Everyone else is posting their top 5 favorite dinosaurs because some broken jaw bone was named 200 years ago. So, I will, too.

My list is always changing. And besides, I love all Animalia, because animals are all cool.

5. Protoceratops

It was really difficult to figure which dinosaurs were really by favorites (I ♥ them all, but some still pop). Some dinosaurs I considered were Yi, Gigantspinosaurus, Saurophaganax, Nigersaurus, and Corythoraptor.

For #5 I picked this hardy desert herbivore from the Cenomanian. It was dog sized, but it had a powerful beak for fighting Velociraptor. The Fighting Dinosaurs specimen makes it even cooler.

4. Guanlong

This tyrannosaur (tyrannosauroid for the picky ones) has a name and crest that pop. Guanlong lived in China around 160,000,000 B.C. I know Yangchuanosaurus was the apex predator of the region, but I don't care. This little fellow ate little ceratopsians like Yinlong.

3. Turanoceratops

This little ceratopsian was only about 380 lbs, but it's still awesome. It lived in the deserts and estuaries of Turonian Uzbekistan. The giant raptor Ulughbegsaurus lived with it in the Bissekty Formation, but sadly this little pony ceratopsian couldn't really fight it.

2. Timurlengia

Y'all probably already know my top 2. Timurlengia was the primary predator of my last dinosaur, Turanoceratops. It too lived in the Bissekty Formation. It was a little tyrannosaur that was only like 600 lbs at most, but it's still my love. It was slimmer and faster than the big T. rex that you've never heard of.

1. Baryonyx

Yeah. Baryonyx walkeri is just awesome. Cool name, cool size, cool claws, cool snout. This species is more well known than larger spinosaurs like Spinosaurus, so it's skeleton is used often to help determine what those other spinosaurs were like. Baryonyx was 30 feet long, but the specimen may be a juvenile, so adults could maybe reach Suchomimus sizes. This guy should've been in Walking With Dinosaurs: Giants of the Sky instead of Utahraptor (which isn't from Europe).

Uzbekistan, a land of barren deserts, but Uzbekistan was once more lush, around 92 million years ago. An Azhdarcho flies in. This is the great Flight of the Giant.

Intro rolls

Azhdarcho, a giant flying reptile from the group Azhdarchid, a group including the largest flying animals to ever exist. Azhdarcho eats a random lizard. Unlike other Pterosaurs, Azhdarchids are more terrestrial than other Pterosaurs.

Moving on to a heard of Turanoceratops

Turanoceratops, they are Ceratopsians. Related to the famous Triceratops, but they only have two horns and are smaller. We see some cinematography. This heard is moving to find food, and their destination isn't far away. More cinematography but this time they're eating.

We then see a Dzharatitanis from the top of the trees.

Dzharatitanis, the largest Dinosaur here in Uzbekistan. Once thought to be a Diplodocoid, It is now believed to be a Macronaria. More Dzharatitanis come in and the female Azhdarcho watches them from a cliff. Some Zhyraornis get spooked and fly out of the tree.

These are Zhyraornis, prehistoric birds. Birds first evolved in the Jurassic period from a branch of the Dinosaurs who learned to fly. The appearance of birds is what led to Pterosaurs growing larger, to avoid competition.

Next we see a hunting Timurlengia

Another relative of a famous Dinosaur, Timurlengia, a relative of Tyrannosaurus itself. They are fast and nimble because of their small size, just like many of the early Tyrannosaurids like Eotyrannus. The Timurlengia sees the Azhdarcho fly in and tries to run but the Azhdarcho knocks it down and stabs it. An unfortunate end for the Theropod.

Next we see a Bissektipelta drinking water

Bissektipelta, this creature is related to Ankylosaurus. Unlike the earlier Ankylosauroids, Bissektipelta have clubs on the end of their tail for attacking. A Kansajsuchus jumps out of the water and tries to catch the Bissektipelta but it escapes in time.

This crocodilian is a Kansajsuchus. It wasn't so lucky this time, he has to find some other food source. Kansajsuchus catches a Zhyraornis that was flying above.

We then see a mud puddle with everything we saw so far except Kansajsuchus. Summers here can get very hot, this mud puddle is the perfect spot to cool down. We see more cinematography.

The final creature we see is an Ulughbegsaurus

Ulughbegsaurus, a newly discovered Dinosaur. He is related to Giganotosaurus from South America and Carcharodontosaurus from Africa, and like them, it's the apex predator of the region. We see a Turanoceratops separated from the heard because I had to have that one idiot in the series. A Turanoceratops, separated from the heard, A good prey. Ulughbegsaurus goes after the Turanoceratops and after a battle it kills the herbivore and starts eating it.

We then see Kansajsuchus resting in the sun. Kansajsuchus are cold-blooded, so to keep warm they rest in the sun, but it has to make sure it doesn't overheat. Besides it we see a Dzharatitanis carcass and some Timurlengia try to grab some flesh. The Kansajsuchus wakes up but the Timurlengia escape with some flesh. Timurlengia are meso-predators, they hunt for food but are hunted themselves.

We see the Ulughbegsaurus again. The Ulughbegsaurus is hunting again, this time it's attacking the mud puddle. Ulughbegsaurus runs in and looks for something to eat, but it gets crushed by a Dzharatitanis. Crushed by the giant, the predator is no more.

Later we see the Azhdarcho feeding on the Ulughbegsaurus. Uzbekistan was more harsh than we thought, there's more to these places than we thought.

End credits roll

We've looked at every continent so far, except one. Next time we'll be visiting prehistoric Australia to meet some lesser known creatures. We see an Australovenator.

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No.1:stethacanthus/the anvil shark

No.2:the deaths

List of deaths seen in the image:

The evil pterosaur got burned by lava

Spinosaurus,nuralagus by lava

Basilosaurus is beached

Postosuchus got eaten by megalodon

Torvosaurus has a tnt before it exploded to kill the theropod

Inostrancevia saved koolasuchus as a sacirfice

Timurlengia killed turanoceratops

Synopsis:The time is between 90 and 66 mya,the Carcharodontosaurs are dead,and so are the Spinosaurids,now new predators fill in the open niches,and then in the evolutionary arms race their prey was also built to defend themselves,in this 3 part series we are going to look at the rulers of these kingdoms

Segment 1:Medicine Formation

1.Edmontonia as Edmontonia

2.Styracosaurus as Styracosaurus

3.Velociraptor as Dromaeosaurus

4.Tethyshadros as Juvenile Gryposaurus

5.Daspletosaurus as Daspletosaurus

Segment 2:La Colina Formation(Idk what is called)

1.Carnotuarus as Carnotaurus

2.Aegyptosaurus as Saltasaurus

Segment 3:Bisetky Formation(Final Segment)

1.Alectrosaurus as Timurlengia

2.Zuniceratops as Turanoceratops

3.Camarasaurus as Dzharatitanis

Episode 2 is about the defenders(The prey) and the final episode is about the Cretaceous mass extinction

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