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Two things. 1. He's thousands of miles away ;) 2. Don't worry, if that Carcharodontosaurus tries to attack you, I'll cover you. I'm almost as big and have the power of a tyrannosaur. Plus Z-Tyrannus and I worked out our differences and can work together.

Jurassic fight club, or Planet Dinosaur. Jpfc is really good because it shows people using what bones tell them, even if some things are dramatized. And pd because it also uses what fossils tell them, except Spino being 11 tons of course.

I'm running away now, oh and shaking my tail at him and saying, can't touch this du nu nu nu, nu nu can't touch this while I run.

Interesting point. Maybe Giganotosaurus could kill even the biggest Amargasaurus with a simple neck bite...

Tell that to this guy Delta... [img]http://images4.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20130412132331/planetdinosaur/images/a/a7/Carcharodontosaurus-roar.png[/img] (He ain't to happy with you saying he's not one of the rulers)

Either way, my other points still stand.

Not bad. I like the 3 fingers a lot. I'm gonna take a guess and say the different colors and 3 fingers are a result of the Troodon saliva.

Very loosely similar, as Carcharodontosaurus is to Tyrannosaurus. Just look at that skull! No way that is this [img]http://www.healthstones.com/dinosaurstore/dinosaurskulls/t_rex_skull/t_rex_skull.jpg[/img] Rather than this [img]http://www-news.uchicago.edu/releases/96/images/dinosaur.jpg[/img] The info is very recent and will likely gain press soon.

I bet a Carcharodontosaur could decapitate a big animal with those sharp and deeply rooted teeth. If this [img]https://0-media-cdn.foolz.us/ffuuka/board/tg/image/1334/19/1334191893856.jpg[/img] Can decapitate a horse and almost slice it in half with a swing to the chest from a human, then a Carcharodontosaurus could decapitate a Paralititan with its 4 ton bite

I don't know. I'm skeptical. First of all Delta, Acrocanthosaurus is a carcharodontosaur, so they did live in N. America. Second, N. America is an extremely common fossil hunting ground. Why something major like this never surfaced before is unlikely. Plus, no offence Spyrannosaurus, but this is the first time I'm hearing about this and my paleontological research practically revolves around Tyrannosaurus. I don't know. There seem to be too many holes. PS- While that skull does look somewhat different than most Tyrannosaurus skulls, it's still similar. It may be different looking because of preservation. Or many individual Tyrannosaurus' have subtle to major differences in their appearance.

Horner was actually the one who claimed it was a T. rex skull. This was before his "hate T. rex" era and when that came about he his the picture to hide evidence of a 45+ foot "T. rex" and he re released it recently when he realized it wasn't a T. rex... This was before Giganotosaurus was discovered and before Carcharodontosaurus and Spinosaurus got popular.

Wow, that skull is obviously an Allosaur/Charcaradontosaur, and it must be at least 6 feet long, which means that it is a 46 feet northern Giganotosaurus. Did jack Horner come up with this as his "hate T. rex" campaign? I did wonder why no Charcharadontosaurs where in North America, and now I think I knwk why, because Allotyrannus lived there (allotyrannus is the name I gave to it)

Thanks guys its first time doing it

You know MrHappy, I was just thinking that is be a Yangchuanosaurus if not a Utahraptor. And yes, Carcharadontosaurus is available. Rex, Giganotosaurus, Spino are not allowed. The three rulers are just to mighty to be chosen.

Great fight. Well done.

what is the new dinosaur its driving me crazy

Interesting, very interesting. I think your story is going to be really good.

Amazing, and bloody. The best part about dinosaur battles, haha.

actually i say that the rexes live in family groups like in TLW not pack.the much faster juvenilles chase the prey and steer toward to their parrents,because some paleontologist says that the rex is too slow and when the adults hunt alone they hide somewhere and wait untill the prey com enough close.

yes but if the giga hit the rex with its 50 km/h it could do internal injuryes.and for example not he first bite but if it cut the rex's throat its bleed out.there are no animal that can survive this.

Not a bad story. I like the concept of the oddball Tyrannosaurus, having three fingers instead of two and being blue instead of read like the others.

Thanks! I was playing God of War 3 for about an hour before I wrote this, so that explains the gore...

HURRAY!

Sorry for the delay I have to help my mom with her biz

Harsh attacks but A grade fight lol

Thanks, glad you liked it! I'm happy with it, even if I didn't finish it when I wanted to.

Great fight and well worth the wait.

Yup Dino Fights i just thought it was really cool so i posted it

I think this version of JP should represent this generation of Paleo discovery, and there are plenty of crazy new dinos to make it stand apart as an iconic Dino film of this time in history of scientific understanding. Therizonasaurus comes to mind, as does amargasaurus and others. I think it would be great to see a giganotasaurus in action. But what I really want to see... nay, my soul bleeds with a desperate need to see T-rex redeem himself in this one. I hated the way it was cast aside in JP3 - partly because the classic T-rex puppet from the higher-budget Spielberg productions exuded so much more personality than the newly-commissioned Spino, and partly because the science was distorted to hype the newer, bigger dinosaur for marketing fanfare. But mostly because they made Trex look like a wimp!

I agree with Rexfan on seeing some predator vs prey action. We really haven't seen an iconic battle of a large therapod fighting a Trike or stego since like, Fantasia or 20,000 Years B.C.

Well, they could make it catchier by calling it a Carc.

It would be, but it might not be suitable for the movie. It's pretty close to Rex, and for the general public, it would be too close. That and Carcharodontosaurus isn't as "catchy" as say T-Rex and Velociraptor.

Obviously I would be T-Rex, but since the king isn't an option, I'd have to say Albertosaurus. Still a Tyrannosaur, and it's one of my top 5 favourites. Not a Tyrannosaur at all, I'd say Yangchuanosaurus. You never said anything against Carcharadontosaurus, but I assume it wouldn't be a choice either.

Fully possible. A lot of birds and lizards reproduce asexually.

I don't know about you, but a Carcharodontosaurus would be cool.

That's cool that you got info, and I'm not sad about losing Carnotaurus. Troodon would be pretty cool now, but what else could it be, give me time to think.

Please don't eat me!

Well, we can't always get what we want.

Oh Mr. Horner... why must you screw up such amazing movies as Jurassic Park with your nonsensical dinosaur advice and theories??? A carnosaur would at least make a great cameo like Cerato in JPIII.

I'm hoping for a carnosaur of some kind.