DeltaFights R 2: Albertosaurus vs Sinotyrannus

Welcome to the final DeltaFights of R 2. This is Simotyrannus vs Albertosaurus, once again, same family, early-late time period, and one side dwarfs the other. Well, lets meet our competitors Albertosaurus [img]http://www.dinosaur-world.com/tyrannosaurs/images/albertosaurus_sarcophagus.gif[/img] Length: 25 feet Height: 8 feet Hips, 10 Head Weight: 2 tons Weapons: 3 inch teeth backed by a 1800 lb bite force, speed Prey: Ceratopcians, Hadrosaurs, Sauropods Aggression: Medium-Low Intelligence: High Speed: 30 mph Defeated: Metriacanthosaurus Habitat: Forest, Grassland Behavior: Albertosaurus is the most social Tyrannosaur observed. They will hunt in large packs up to 7 strong, and come up with complex fight plans. They can run up to 30 mph, and keep up that speed for some distance. They have a good level of binocular vision, and always look at what they are hunting. Their arms, though as long as that of a T. rex, are not used. They sometimes mix with Daspletosaurus and Gorgosaurus, being very similar. Sinotyrannus [img]http://fc05.deviantart.net/fs70/i/2012/120/9/3/dino_duels__sinotyrannus_vs_yutyrannus_by_teratophoneus-d4y2a89.jpg[/img] Length: 33 feet Height: 9 Hips, 10 Head Weight: 3.4 tons Weapons: 4 inch teeth with a 1.5 ton bite force, 3.5 inch hand claws, brain Prey: Sauropods, Ankylosaurs, Hadrosaurs, Ceratopcians Aggression: Medium-High Intelligence: Medium Speed: 25-28 mph Defeated: Yutyrannus Habitat: Mountain, Forest Behavior: Sinotyrannus is a fairly solitary hunter, and it prefers warm forest over cold mountains. It does have some fuzz, but is mostly brown scales, perfect for forest life. It is fairly aggressive, and will attack most things. It they have been observed killing a small Titanosaurus and other small sauropods. They will not attack small scavengers for some reason, and it seems that they like the presence of small dinosaurs like Microraptor, Sinornithosaurus, and Rahonavis, but the reason remains a mystery. The terrain is a lush tropical jungle that starts to go up a mountain. Also, it is very hot and humid. Fight!!!! The mother Albertosaurus is with her chicks looking for a river to cool down in. Her mate is back at the nest resting, he had just killed a Telmanatosaurus and needs a break. The Albertosaurus then smells something. It smells hostile, and she instantly gets in between her chicks and the smell. The mother's acute sense of vision sees a crest sticking through the bush some distance away. She doesn't know what it is, but she knows enough to sends her children back to their father, and she will take care of the unseen guest. The Albertosaurus mother roars, trying to make her opponent show himself. The young male Sinotyrannus steps into view. He has dried blood on his snout, and he has a murderous look in his eyes. Overall, he is about 7 feet longer and a few feet taller than the mother Albertosaurus, but even with the size difference, the smaller Tyrannosaur knows that she has to stand her ground or risk endangering her family. She roars again and runs at the Sinotyrannus. The Chinese tyrant doesn't even break a sweat when the Albertosaurus slams into him. The Sinotyrannus easily stands his ground, and then starts to push,the Albertosaurus backwards. The Albertosaurus decides that her only option is to follow, and she hurriedly backs up, temporarily sending the Sinotyrannus stumbling. The Albertosaurus uses this stumble to run forwards and grab the Sinotyrannus's neck in her powerful jaws. The Sinotyrannus roars and stands to his full height, dislodging the Albertosaurus and making her fall on her stomach. The smaller Tyrannosaur quickly gets up, but the Sinotyrannus is quicker. Just as the mother Albertosaurus stands, he grabs her by the hips and shakes her around. The Albertosaurus roars in pain, but the larger Tyrannosaur's strong bite grips her and crushes her pelvis. She roars, and the Sinotyrannus throughs her away. The Albertosaurus somehow manages to stay on her feet, but she is in incredible pain, and standing is a slight challenge. Still, she is fast, and as the Sinotyrannus runs at her, the Albertosaurus springs into action. The mother Tyrannosaur flanks the Sinotyrannus with some difficulty and bites down on his side. She then tears a large price of meat off. The Sinotyrannus roars in pain and turns very quickly. He bites down on the Albertosaurus's snout and the bones break with a sickening crack. The Sinotyrannus then lets go for a better position on her neck. The Sinotyrannus's massive jaws clamp around the Albertosaurus's neck and she roars in pain. Then the large Sinotyrannus shakes his head around, breaking many of the Albertosaurus's neck vertebra. Then he throws her. The Albertosaurus stays on her feet, but she is disoriented and in extreme pain. She gives a loud roar and then falls. The Sinotyrannus walks over to the still living Albertosaurus and puts his foot on her back. He leans down and is about to take a bite of her when he hears a loud roar coming from in front of him. The female Albertosaurus's mate has come, and he wants to kill the Sinotyrannus. The larger Tyrannosaur roars, making it clear that he doesn't care how many things attack him, he'll still kill them all. The Albertossurus runs in and snaps at the Sinotyrannus, claiming his jaws around the bigger Tyrannosaur's arm. The Sinotyrannus roars in pain and bites the Albertosaurus right above the shoulders. The Albertosaurus lets go of the Sinotyrannus's arm, but it has still been crushed and mangled. He roars in defiance and tries to shake the Sinotyrannus off, but the only thing he gets is more cracked bones. The Sinotyrannus shakes his head around, still one foot on the mother Albertosaurus. Then the Sinotyrannus throws the Albertosaurus away. The Tyrannosaur stays on his feet, but is stumbling, and slams into a tree. The Sinotyrannus lunges at the Albertosaurus, using the female one an a push off. He headbutts the male Albertosaurus just as he is starting to walk away from the tree. The Albertosaurus is knocked over, and the Sinotyrannus puts his foot on the fallen Tyrannosaur's shoulder. He then leans over and grabs the Albertosaurus's neck in his jaws. Then with a quick thrust, he crushes the neck of his recent attacker. The female Albertosaurus then attacks out of the blue. She had apparently stood up, and now she has her jaws on the Sinotyrannus's lower leg. The attack was very short lived as larger Tyrannosaur turns and bites the neck of the Albertosaurus. With a better grip, he bites down with all his strength. The Albertosaurus's neck goes crunch, and then she lumps. The Sinotyrannus roars and starts to eat. Later, while he is sleeping, two Albertosaurus chicks come out and sniff the carcasses of their parents. They give quiet mourning cries, and then take a bite, making sure that their parents will help keep them alive as long as possible. Winner.... Sinotyrannus!! [img]http://fc07.deviantart.net/fs70/i/2012/090/3/3/sinotyrannus_kazuoensis_by_teratophoneus-d4uido7.jpg[/img] Even against two Albertosaurus' Sinotyrannus was still bigger, stronger, a d overall a better fighter. *Note* sorry for the lack of fights. Been busy with other things, but DeltaFights is back!