I must warn you, this question gets really, REALLY dark.
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What would have happened if during the volcanic eruption scene in Speckles the Tarbosaurus/Dino King that resulted in one of Speckle’s and Blue Eyes’ three chicks being killed and Blue Eyes’ leg being crushed beyond any healing, what would have happened if another rock fell on and crushed Speckles’ head and killed him?
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66 Million B.C
A few years after the impact
In Alaska, one of the last of the Giant Troodonitids finds a pterosaur carcass that will sustain it just a little longer.
I recommend listening to this while looking at the picture (https://www.youtube.com/watch?si=DGBP3ZTU5pdqRnXl&v=T8q9hGvb2j8&feature=youtu.be)
A ceratopsian with feathery wings
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The main Tarbosaurus in the movie! The one with patchy markings on his face.
Did you feel sorry for Patch the Tarbosaurus from Tarbosaurus: The Mightiest Ever?
I say 1
Just in the image?
If it’s not fake, I bet it’s a goof. A mistake.
Is Hank having pronated wrists a rumour?
What do you like, @11duckhunt ?
The idea is for an End-Cretaceous pack, I.e, creatures that were around to see that asteroid hit.
Which four-pack do you choose?
1: Magyarosaurus (Romainia’s insular dwarf sauropod), Rapetosaurus (coexisted with, and was prey for, Majungasaurus (which is already in both JWE games) in Madagascar), Stegouros (the small Chilean ankylosaur with a battle-axe tail), and Maip macrothorax (a Megaraptoran from South America), plus a feathered skin for the Pachyrhinosaurus ala Prehistoric Kingdom)
2: Rajasaurus (from volcanic India), Morrosaurus (the game’s second Antarctic Dino like Cryolophosaurus, and the Morrosaurus would also be the game’s first herbivore with feathers), Leptoceratops (the game’s first small ceratopsian that is facultatively bipedal), and Maisiakasaurus (noasaurid from Madagascar like Majungasaurus and Rapetosaurus)
Location, frozen in the Ice Mountain near the Fossil Lab.
I see.
So I should just say that this theropod died in an accident and the Therizinosaurus just found the body?
Therizinosaurus: This is not what it looks like. Honest.
Pardon a fella for asking, but would that study have accounted for potential keratinous covering of said claws?
Is that study absolute fact or just a theory?
Just curious.
Well, defence is also a theory. @Triceratops Prorsus
Maybe it was a bit of both, I.e, they mainly used their claws as food grabbers, but didn’t hesitate to use said claws as a defence weapon!
@Fire Campaign Well, I’ve seen it on Chased by Dinosaurs: The Giant Claw and in multiple illustrations.
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In late Cretaceous Mongolia, an unfortunate tyrannosaurid has made its final mistake, as it has severely underestimated the Therizinosaurus’s willingness to use its massive claws in self-defence.
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