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Well yes. They are little, but give them a big pack, and Dromeaosaurus can take on most large carnivores at the time. Maybe not T. rex, but T. rex is a T Tank.

I'm just going to say, the dinosaur world is pretty bad. And the tiny little raptors seemed to flourish in it.

Course, a raptor just had to find it's way into a story about T-rex. Delta, if you did not notice, raptors get there butts kicked in my story left and right, haha. Glad my story is getting such great reception.

And Acrocanthosaurus. Plus, only a few million years later, those 2 went extinct and a ton of tyrannosaurs popped up. Albertosaurus, Gorgosaurus, Daspletosaurus, etc. And the raptors were still present.

No, but it had Utahraptor! That alone is pretty bad.

South America and Africa were crawling with predators during the Early Cretaceous. Dinosaurs had to be tough and have special weapons. Asia had a fair amount of predators too, but North America did not have a lot. A few, but not nearly as many.

I'd imagine so. Not a good place to be for a herbivore haha

Mmmmmmm, maybe ripping apart little sauropods like Amargasaurus. Or trying to live with dinosaurs like Giganotosaurus, Ekrixinatosaurus, Mapusaurus, Tyrannotitan, Carnotaurus, Acausasaurus, Abelisaurus, and Oxalaia. It was a dangerous time back then.

Exactly, but this is a little part not about scale, but about real side by side comparison.

Not to mention Megaraptor was a "mere" 25 ft long. Less than half the size of Spinosaurus(around 56 ft).

Wow. I wonder why megaraptors had such huge claws. Spinosaurs obviously did for catching fish and crocs and stuff, but I wonder what Megaraptor had them for.

And you could also do the same for Megaraptor, so it makes it around 17 inches. That is big. Really big.

Baryonyx had thumb claws that were 12 inches long. That's just the bone part. Factor in the keratin sheath, and it was about 14 inches or so. Spino, assuming the bone part of the claw was 12-14 inches long, the sheath would make the whole thing 14-16 inches long or so.

Yep, it was an Argentinian Allosaur (like we don't have enough) that has one big claw up to 15 inches long.

I really don't know. I would imagine that they are around twelve to 14 inches. Nobody seems to want to say. Something I found is that Spino didn't have an exceptionally large hand claw. Thick, yes, long, no. If I scale the usual claws of a Baryonyx, (I'm pretty sure that they are about 5-7 in.) then the Claws of Spino are around 12-14 inches. But I really don't know. The largest claws belong to Therezinosaurus, and nothing can chalenge that.

Spino had claws that were 12 inches long at least. Good fight, although I was rooting for Albertosaurus ;) Can't help it though. Big tyrannosaur fan overall, haha Megaraptor was once thought to be the biggest raptor ever. It's now known to have been an allosaurian dinosaur closely related to Australovenator. I have Megaraptor featured on my site.

Charlie the Unicorn? I don't even want to know.

Wow. How long was Spino's claw?

Actual size! 15 inches!

Well I don't know, I think this guy could take on an Alamosaurus any time. [img]http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-DacMSa7DsrA/T7BxrUkhMOI/AAAAAAAATKw/L1kugnoHTH4/s400/shark-dinosaur-gun-dynamite.jpg[/img]

I remember the Magical Liopleurodon from Charlie The Unicorn... Anyway, amazingly written fight!

Proportionately or in actual size terms?

Finally! Someone who thinks that Dilophosaurus had poison. I made a discussion a while back about it. If you want to go check it out.

Alamosaurus certainly is one animal you never want to mess with unless you have good life insurance.

We all miss some grammar issues. But I didn't see any in this fight. And I must agree, Megaraptor is very cool. I has a hand claw longer than the ones of spinosaurus.

I wonder if Dilophosaurus did have poison? It's entirely possible judging by tooth and jaw shape.

And thanks Rex Killer, I do try to keep them high quality though I always do make a couple grammatical errors.

I've always found Megaraptor interesting. Perhaps another bonus fight?

When are your fights not good? Great fight btw

You know, a fight I've always wanted to see, It vs Megaraptor. That sounds epic. Well, that is if Utahraptor is 25 ft and not 30.

It would. Bonus Fight! Haha it will be good when I do it.

I guess it makes it more even. Using a pair of Ablerto vs the Yangchuanosaurus would also be very cool.

I actually got that from Wikipedia haha. I'm a bit skeptical about it but it made the fight more even, so I took it. I usually use different sources on top of Wikipedia.

And I gave it the JP poison. The death bells were ringing ever since the Monolophosaurus met the Dilophosaurus.

That is when they use Gorgosaurus as Albertosaurus. Wikipedia is not a good source of info, sometimes it is, but try to take it from other places.

I've heard 33 before for large specimens. I think it says something about it on Wikipedia.

I think the end result was right because Dilophosaurus had pretty much every advantage possible: speed, size, bite and power. Great fight!

Great job, exept for one thing. Albertosaurus was 25 feet long. 30 is the max I've ever seen, and I think that is a very unlikely length. Otherwise, classic DinoFights.

Great. Just great. Even these simple every day scenarios have a lesson, and this one is dont mess with Alamosaurus haha

Nothing makes it to any more than 5.