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Well, think about it. I control the time frame. I will also do a lot of Luke and Reyna episodes.

Are you kidding me. It is long already!?

Feisty little suckers, haha

Ok. She has to die eventually, maybe 10 years after the events of this Episode.

Until I want to stop. Otherwise I will just keep on going.

Delta, that's actually what I had in mind when I first thought of this. After I brought it up to MrHappy, he suggested I put it on the JP site. It's much longer, or at least looks longer, on google docs, haha Glad to see you guys are excited for the rest of it.

5 minutes old and they already have confirmed kill, pretty good. How many Episodes are left?

This was pretty good. I wonder how Synca will come into play.

Du du du. Ominous foreboding. I love it. It is amazing. If you are going to make this into a book, then I think it will be a great book.

Tomarrow is the big fight. I hope you all enjoy, and it may or may not be DinoFights good, but that is up to you.

It all comes down to this. Go Thorn and Terrance!

This was so cool, too bad it didn't work out for Das Monster, but cool alliance. I was hoping for Das and/or Z-Tyrannus.

Amazing, truly amazing.

Finally! Its here and its better then i thought it will be!

Awesome! I can't wait for the next one.

Exciting. I'm rooting for Z-Tyrannus.

FANTASTIC!! I loved it. I was rooting for Z-Tyrannus the whole way. That alliance was awesome. Really, really good.

Coooool

Crap. Forgot pictures. I'll post some when I get some sleep...

One reason spinosaurs could grow huge is because they were light. When you are 60 feet long (in Spino's case) then there is only so much weight your legs can carry. There are several spinosaurs over thirty feet long. Remember, Baryonyx was found as a sub adult, and that specimen could have gotten bigger. An abundance of big prey also leads to big predators. Take South America for example. There are at least four predators over 40 feet, and two of them are around fifty feet. (Giganotosaurus and Oxalaia). Then you have horror mouth, ( I call him Deinognathus). It is though to be 40+ feet. These are my estimates by the way.

Here, this should help get the point across that the spinosaurs were big. Even I admit they were huge. Just not as huge as other people think ;) [img]http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/7/7e/Spinosauridscale.png/800px-Spinosauridscale.png[/img]

Ooh, suspenseful, haha. Can't wait.

Tomarrow's part has a cliff hanger in it, which leads up to the last part.

I was gonna say, Suchomimus for one. But I get what you mead futurepaleontologist.

Thanks guys. I'm happy to see you all loved it. Chapter 2 will be good too, I promise, haha

Well not the only one, but still there were very few

I think that Gigantism through competition and isolation and straight up splendor. Spinosaurus was the only African therapod that preyed on fish at the time. There was little competition, plenty of food and room to grow. Those three factors add up to a really big dinosaur

This was great, can't wait for Chapter 2.

Umm, Housten, we got a problem. This is the greatest story ive ever read!!!! Forget my Delta story, this is pure genius.

Thanks. I worked hard on it. Glad to see it was worth it.

I think I'm going to like this story ;)

I was hoping Thorn did not fight or win because if she won, that would be awkward, haha. Good job.

A few things here and there, but pretty good. Keep it up.

I would like say that not all spinosaurs were massive. Big, but not massive. Irritator is a good example. It was roughly 20-25 ft long, big, but not gigantic. Anyways, I think the truly big ones like Spinosaurus or Oxalaia were giant because of competition. Even though my estimates are smaller than most, they are still big, Spino roughly 7 tons and Oxalaia at 5 tons. Same size class as the other super predators like Giga and Rex. While I don't think Spino attacked really big prey like Carchar, it still probably hunted a number of smaller animals and fish(smaller in my opinion goes up to around 20 ft). Carchar would have been willing to hunt these animals too(minus fish). It's not just the really big predators too. The spinosaur family also competed with a number of other medium sized and mildly large sized carnivores like Rugops, Deltadromeus, and Aucasaurus in the south, and Tarascosaurus or Neovenator in the north(for Baryonyx). These carnivores were still big and may have hunted in groups which would make up for their being slightly smaller. The same would go for the other families(allosaurian and abelisaurs) The only group that did not get huge because of competition was the tyrannosaurs. They had their domain all to themselves. They got huge because there was nothing to stop them from doing so( really big tyrannosaurs like Tyrannosaurus rex, Tarbosaurus, and Z-Tyrannus). That's what I think. Sorry if it's a little lengthy ;) Sizes based on my estimates and theories.

Yay! More baby Rexes in the future!

Much better than the last! It was good but there are, as with everyone, a few flaws.

A little more descriptive, and a little easier to read, and you've got a great fight. Delta is right, much better than the last fight.

Great job. Thorn, even if you did win, you would have your brother as top T. rex. Good job not to put up a fight.

Ummm, good job. It would be nice if it was easier to read. More descriptive word would make it that much better. And show where the animals are. For example " The Charcaradontosaurus charges forwards, but before it hits the Saurophaganax, the Saurophaganax side steps, letting the Charcaradontosaurus go flying past him." It doesn't have to be specifically like that, but it should give you an idea. This is much better than the last.

Cool figth, but poor Delta.