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Sounds good. Can't wait for that.

Thanks, haha. I will do more detailed heads, until I get my graphic tablet to make an awesome jurassic landscape!

Sammy Chapter 10 and the original Terrance's Story Part 4 (part was called Left Alone, but you get the idea).

Maybe this is the only time I remember you used Alone. Also, yeah, chapter 6 is right the next. I think it will be posted Monday or Tuesday.

I see that. You pass with an A. It is cool.

Thank you. This was kinda test honestly.

This isn't the first time I've used the title Alone, and when will Chapter 6 be posted (it is next, right)?

Good chapter MrHappy. Looking forward to see what happens next. Hmmm... This chapter's title is the same title I'll be using in chapter 6 of The Dwarf Dragon! O_O

Nice. That is really good.

it is much better than the first one but i just wanted to tell you that an old study i just read about says that giganotosaurus 15 % more slender than rex and had a bite force of 4000 psi yet if he could get past trex's 3 inch thick hide and 4 inch thick neck muscle !! he would break his teeth the only way for giga to win is to bite so precisely on the trex's artery and sever the artery i see trex winning 55-45 percent of the time anyway i love both of em !!!

Well, in a close fight like this, both dinosaurs could either win or lose, as nobody ever wins. However, I honestly think Tyrannosaurus has 60-40 percent chances to win against a Giga.

Well, this article state that Torosaurus is an adult Triceratops, not that Triceratops is an young Torosaurus. :) Now, apart from joking, I agree with what said before, mostly with jhawkins. They're too different to be the same animal in various growth stages. I take it like said by jhawkins, comparing them to Black bear and Grizzley. I rwally take it like that. Anyway, thanks for the article Svanya.

I have watched the video on youtube at the TED comfrence where horner talks about cranium ontogony . (The morphality of skulls). Some of his theories make sense and he has a point, but like some one stated on here before there is a lot of differences to keep them seperate species. Look at cattle. To us its a cow whether its brown white black what ever, but their skulls are different , horns are different, you even get calfs from the same parents with different horns. If you look at nature today 90% of baby animals look like Their parents . I believe the species triceratops and torosaurus are the same family like black bear and grizzly bear for example but seperate animals. With regarding dracorex stigimoloc and pachy this theory i thought was interesting about being a juvenile , sub adult and adult. The skull of the baby was not thinck an dence at a cross section which u find in juvenile bone it has air sacks . And the pachy was solid bone No air sacks. Which in this case supported his theory, but i have seen a video of robbert Bakker and he has a skull of a draco rex the same size as a Pachy which completely disses that theory in my opinion

That'd be a good combo.

Heard about this long ago and dismissed it. There seems to be enough differences that go farther than age to distinguish Triceratops and Torosaurus. Size, frill structure, etc. Trike [img]http://geology.rockbandit.net/wp-content/uploads/2008/03/triceratops.jpg[/img] Toro [img]http://planetdi.startlogic.com/dinosaur_list/images/torosaurus_skeleton_web.jpg[/img]

Interesting. Not sure what to say about this. Horner is involved, eh? Think this could be anything like the Rex/scavenger thing? Interesting though.

I know Tyrant, I've heard of it before, I was just saying it reminds me of the fighter jet from GTA. Man I play GTA too much.

Nice work those men are ready for war. Plus for MrHappy "Hydra" means multiple head dragon

Nice. Every time I read the word "Hydra" I imagine the Fighter Jet from GTA. Good part, can't wait for the next.

Interesting. I have Torvosaurus as about 40 feet and 5 tons personally, I may have it at 6 in New World though. Not sure how big, but around there.

That's a good point with the vision. The colour is fine the way it is, it's my second favourite T-Rex colour scheme. Imagine the Jurassic Park T-Rex with the Jurassic Fight Club Rex colour scheme, that would be the ultimate T-Rex right there.

Hmmm... I wanted to comment earlier, but my laptop went in a rare lag mode. Then I just left the idea of commenting and just forgot about it. Only now I remembered.

I just noticed that myself DinoSteve, I just automatically assume that you had said something and that I missed it.

What? Haven't commented yet? Haha, great chapter MrHappy, as always, can't wait for the next! ;)

Cool MrHappy, can't wait for them!

Based off of that information, I'm going to go with the movie ending. I have two more stories in the works right now, and one is basically the rise and fall of Jurassic Park, along with the 2015 Park, so I have some ideas for the years between the first and fourth movies.

Not Scareface, but they do see him at one point, either tomorrow or the day after, not sure.

It seems I can't help you, sorry

I agree, at last, this is the most important thing.

I also think therizinosaurus would fit into Jurassic World, especiallly due to its unusual appearence. You don't have to be a carnivoire to be cool + scary.

As long as Tyrannosaurus gets his reputation back as the king of the dinosaurs(doesn't have to be through a fight) and they give it the correct vision, I'm happy.

Yeah, that would definitely increase Tyrannosaurus, except from colour. I liked very much the colour in JP and TLW, so, if they can't come with a better colour for it, they better wouldn't.

I see what you mean but maybe have a new color and have normal sight instead of motion sight

Good points both of you. BTW, Torvo is an amazing dinosaur, and my fav megalosaur

Understandable Eustreptospondylus :)

I know that's why i said they're not the most reliable source. It's just the prints were attributed to torvo and showed an animal (possibly) of that size.

Well, it could be. However, my max for it is still 4,5-5,5t.

Well, the footprints may not even belong to Torvosaurus. Matching footprints with a dinosaur is very hard to do. Plus the prints could be distorted or changed in some way.

I do remember however reading about some footprints that were made that were attributed to Torvosaurus. These footprints indicated an animal of around 38-40ft. so it's entirely possible that it was capable of reaching that size. Even if footprints are not too reliable it still shows SOME evidence of Torvo reaching that size.

Nope, it doesn't work.