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tyrant963
MemberCompsognathusSep-09-2013 7:37 AMMom and dad,brother and sister, still have there surprised faces for 5 min now.But then they are starting to rip 5 carcasses while 3 of them are being eaten by the juveniles.They have their breakfast but mom and dad did not eat their fill.So they bring their chicks and find a prey.But how ever they found a dead Triceratops but this was a fresh kill with scratch marks all over its back and a bigger bite mark.But mom and dad begin to eat.But a extremely loud roar interrupt the meal a Allosaurus came out of the trees and wants to fight for his meal.The two parents roar even their chicks the Allosaurus notice them he wants to get rid of the future competition so in blinding speed he target Sky's sister the Allosaurus's jaws are in range to the juvenile but then before he notice
Sky slash him in the eye make him half blind then mom and dad grab him in neck and with their forces combine the neck has been crush with 36,000 pounds of bite force then the Allosaurus quickly dies.Mom and dad continue to feast while the children began to play a fake fight.
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DinoFights
MemberCompsognathusSep-09-2013 8:55 AMAllosaurus? I thought this took place at the end of the cretaceous... Allosaurus died out over 80 million years before Tyrannosaurus evolved.
Other than that, great story!
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MemberCompsognathusSep-09-2013 1:45 PMOkay, allosaurus, I didn't know that they could time travel. Man sky, you are vicious. Good job.
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MemberCompsognathusSep-09-2013 3:09 PMGood, except for the Late Cretaceous Allosaurus. Allosaurus lived about 150 million years ago(Late Jurassic), not 65 million years ago. The biggest predator in N. America during the late Cretaceous next to Tyrannosaurus was the 16 ft Nanotyrannus(might even be a T-rex).
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Deltadromeus
MemberCompsognathusSep-09-2013 3:26 PMWhat about Areostedon, or however its spelled. The late Cretaceous Allosaur.
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MemberCompsognathusSep-09-2013 3:27 PMIt's from S. America.
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tyrant963
MemberCompsognathusSep-09-2013 3:37 PMTheir is no other strong predator in the Cretaceous so I pick Allosaurus
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MemberCompsognathusSep-09-2013 3:38 PMYeah, the last evidence we have evidence for of an allosaurid in N. America is of Acrocanthosaurus and it lived about 130 million years ago or so.
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MemberCompsognathusSep-09-2013 3:40 PMThat's why I said have evidence of ;)
You could have done a rival Rex tyrant, but hey, it's your story.
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Deltadromeus
MemberCompsognathusSep-09-2013 3:41 PMI was wondering maybe tyrannosaurus x. It may or may not be a T. rex, and is about as light as allosaurus.
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