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They have it on DVD. You of all people would defiantly like it, haha

If there is one thing the creators of JP have shown us, it's that they are willing to do anything to make a dinosaur seem scarier than it really is. Something like that anyways.

Thanks you guys. I never watched Jurassic Fight Club but I hear it's good.

Nice line up. Your top three are all really cool. Maybe Carnotaurus could have a gene in its DNA that makes it larger so we could have a unique antagonist the same size as Rex and Spino.

Cool, hope you like it as much as I did.

Thanks for the suggestion! These are the kind of books I enjoy. I'll be sure to pick it up at the library!

Nice fight. Edmontonia would definitely be the clear winner. It would take several large therapods to take it down on account of its battle armor. I've read several books and seen documentaries where the armored dinosaur is so heavy that it will either sink on all fours to the ground or mount a full-scale counterattack like you have here. I like that you gave the herbivore a victory without killing the awesome predator. As usual great job!

Not a bad battle. A very similar situation is seen in Jurassic Fight Club were a Utahraptor fights a Gastonia. Both survived the fight but eventually died from a drought. Kind of like this situation. At least the fight it self.

Ok, I get what you mean now.

CAT Scans of the brain and the position of the eyes in the skull all support binocular vision. Besides, a good sense of smell can be useful in hunting. It helps the predator track prey that's out of earshot or too far to see. Also helps in times when the lighting is poor.

That was pretty good. Didn't even have to kill off the loser.

I guess what I meant was that this is what T-Rex had over Spino. T-Rex was probably and ambush hunter, and what do you mean poor eyesight? It had binocular vision, so it could judge distance. What scavenger needs to judge distance?the skin could probably gave a little protection (maybe not much, but some).

That makes sense. We just didn't know what you meant.

Well Suchomimus won this fight and clearly he is of team Spino, so 1 point for team Spino. Team Sauropod? 0!

Eh. Tyrannosaurus was big and powerful. Doesn't really make him better. That, and the skin probably couldn't protect a bite very well. I also believe that Tyrannosaurus Rexes weren't very good hunters. The leg had a bigger femur than the tibia, the exact opposite of what we see in fast dinosaurs like Dromeasauridae. Also, look at the olbary lobe in the brain. What hunter needs smell like that? Terrible eyesight and great smell. That doesn't make a hunter. Plus, if the thing tripped, it could kill itself. The bones aren't adding up, and neither is the brain. I think it may be big, nasty and a great fighter, but neither Rex or spino was better

Rex Killer

Who knows.

If you are talking to Rex Killer, I don't know. Maybe he counts as a Rex-Spino alliance with Spino leading, so Spino wins. I don't know, I'm not him.

What do you mean by that exactly? Just curious.

Still a good depiction. I think When Dinosaurs Roamed America may be one of my all time favorite dinosaur documentary's.

Pretty much.

Woohoo!!! Chalk up a win for team Spino!

The Dinosaur Revolution and Clash of the Dinosaurs fights were almost identical when you think about it.

Of course it doesn't. I agree with you that the When Dinosaurs Roamed America depiction was probably the most accurate and that Clash of the Dinosaurs had a good fight scene. I also liked the Dinosaur Revolution attack.

There was that episode of Dinosaur Revolution that showed a mating pair of Rexs attacking a Trike. The one got behind it and bit it's back leg, and when it looked to see what bit it, the other one bit it's neck and the fight (if you could call it that) was over in less than 30 seconds.

Agree with what exactly? Sorry if that sounds rude, but I said a few things there. Not sure if you meant the whole thing, or a certain part.

I agree.

That's probably how it went down. I still feel that the most accurate depiction of Tyrannosaurus hunting is in When Dinosaurs Roamed America. A good fight scene between Tyrannosaurus and Triceratops is in Clash of the Dinosaurs. When it shows 2 adults attacking it.

The sauropods and ankylosaurs were hunted most often when they were juveniles. The largest T-Rexes could hunt ceratopsians, as fossil records suggest.

That's cool. At least that shows you know what I mean and at least, somewhat agree, lol

I started before Rex Fan posted, so I asked the question before I knew someone else had.

It was big. It was more closely related to alligators which on average, don't get as big as crocs. Sarcosuchus was more closely related to crocs.

Haven't there been T-Rex coprolites found with crushed Triceratops bone in it?

They did find a lot of T-rex coprolites with Triceratops bone fragments in them. Besides, like I have said before in other discussions, if T-rex did not keep those large and dangerous prey items in check, who did? Nano T and Dromaeosaurus were too small and rare. The only predator who could was T-rex. If the fights were that rare, then the numbers of dangerous herbivores would skyrocket. Nature does not work that way. It's balanced.

I didn't list Spino and Rex because they already appeared.

Ok. I thought maybe because Dinosuchus lived later, it would be larger. It looked pretty big on that one episode of Prehistoric Park (not sure if anyone saw it, it was an interesting show).

Giganotosaurus would have hunted in massive packs and lost many members in the process, considering how stupid they were, about as smart as a special goldfish. I wouldn't say Rex was house cat smart. House cats are very intelligent, even by today's standards. Bites on bones are thought to be accidental now, suggesting that dinosaurs were careful not to eat the bones because they might not have been able to digest them right or they were too hard to chew. Even though fights with triceratops did happen, they happened rarely compared to others, like hadrosaurs.

Deinosuchus was roughly 36-40 ft long. Probably weighed about 5-7 tons. Sarcosuchus was at least 40 ft, maybe bigger. Probably weighed 8 tons or more. Very close, but Sarcosuchus seems to be a little bigger.

I meant Alamosaurus when I put Argentinosaurus, my bad

Wasn't Dinosuchus (not sure how it's spelled) bigger or at least just as big as Sarosuchus? I like how you didn't include Rex or Spino (feel they should only have minor appearances or didn't want to piss anyone off?). The part where you said Rex and Spino could be squaring off and get killed by a pack of Giga (nice touch), if it was a pair of Giga, maybe Rex and Spino could have a truce and actually beat them (maybe, just a possibility). I like this list though.