Well the two i mentioned are basically off-brands of the Spino and Rex, so you get the gist. And the excluding Spino and Rex, that there just boils down to our difference of opinions.

Hey there is no reason to get upset Rex Fan. What is that phrase you always say, everybody is entitled to thier own opinions? Ive heard that many times before, so dont get angry at somebody who doesnt agree with you.

That's where you're a tad wrong. Excluding Rex and Spino, but leaving Giga and Carchar would be a different form of contraversial because two are excluded, but two aren't. I tend to just have all or none. 

About relatives, that doesn't matter as much to most people, but I'll avoid pitting them against each other. 

The only ones you need to worry about are Rex and Spino, the other two are fine, and also dont use any of Rex or Spino's relatives (Ex. Oxalaia or Tarbosaurus)

Yeah. I'm pretty well done any daily fights for at least a few months, next time I do a series, won't involve The Big Four (Rex, Spino, Giga, Carchar) just to avoid controversy. Just rememberd another fight I have planned, so I have two more. Once again, won't be posted for a while. 

Alrighty then, that makes more room for me to write some.

I know. I've got one more fight planned, but as I said, might not post it for a while. 

Nice fight, wasn't expecting Velociraptor to win. 

Ah, okay then, but still.

Happy birthday Rex Fan. 

Thanks guys. S-Rex, here's some clarification. 

First of all, the two sentences in particular that go togather.

Who knows, perhaps one of these days, Rex will lose in one of my fights. The more Rex wins, the more of a shocker it'd be, correct?

What I meant there, was the more fights Rex wins, the more of a shocker it would be if it loses. That's what I meant, and few people, in General, team Rex or Spino, comment on any of my fights. 

It's a shocker knowing T-Rex is going to win in these fights? I'll say what i always say, it was a nice fight, but geez, do you wonder why Spino fans dont really post on a fight that has Rex in it? Its because they themselves get a little disgruntled about it too, some get angry. I'm not the way i used to be, but i know when to say the right thing, and this is getting me a little wonderous.

Happy birthday!

I agree with what has been said.

Though you did mention taking a bite out a prey item, then backing away to let the animal bleed to death. That's common in sharks today, but this technique can also be utilized in the slicing/ tearing bites of the allosaurs. 

Well, i'll have to concede most small dinosaurs probably did have feathers. And indeed, this little 4.5 meter long ornithiscian would need them for the colder conditions it lived in.

However, large bodied dinosaurs, for example tyrannosaurus, had no need for them. A small amount could work as a mating display perhaps, that much i will confide. The larger animals, and especially herbivores had no need for feathers, as it is thought they could maintain their own core temperature without the aid of insulation.

Thanks Sci-Fi :)

Wasn't super vital, but I figured I'd at least let ya know :)

@ UCMP118742 : really?  that's awesome

I'm gonna check it out now

thanks for the info man

HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!  :D

Wait... Your favorite dinosaur is Ceratosaurus? I guessed Tyrannosaurus.

An amazing fight Mr. Happy! I was rooting for Utahraptor, but I knew Tyrannosaurus would win. At least Utahraptor survived.

Ok, I'll increase it.

Concavenator had feathers too. On it's arms...

UCMP, my point was that many(if not all) dinosaurs probably had feathers or feather like structures(maybe not the really primitive ones though like Eoraptor). Maybe not all over the bodie, but in the case of Triceratops, maybe quills over the hips. An adult T.rex might have some on the head. Stuff like that.

Almost all Velociraptor length estimates I've seen are around 6 feet. Weight varies a fair amount(anywhere between 30-110 pounds). I usually put Velociraptor at 6 feet long and 80-100 pounds.

How big did you think the raptors would be.

The reason I didn't make it a longer fight was because it was just going to be the same thing over and over again.

Didn't baby and youbenille trexes have feathers?, i bealive that all teropods at some point of there lives had feathers

Personally, I think T. rex did have feathers... Also, imagine a triceratops with a ton of feathers mounted to the backside of its frill, which it can raise like a peacock.

EDIT: Oh, I forgot, Fethurz! :3

Thanks so much everyone :)

Now I'm a year closer to my eventual death. Doesn't that just make ya smile, haha. Just kidding, I'll live forever, lol

Those raptors were smaller than I expected and the fight was shorter than I expected, but not too bad.

Glad to hear that UCMP.

Happy Birthday!!!1!!!!11!!!!!!!

Happy day-after-which-you-can-call-yourself-a-year-older-than-before Rex Fan.

Great chapter. Looking forward to the next one.

Awesome fight. I was rooting for Rex.

I doubt that anything other than small-mid sized theropods and very few large theropods had feathers and Rex Fan, o be exact, they found evidence for quills, fairly similar, but not exactly feathers. 

Since the force would be highest at the middle-start of the jaws, it probably bit down with that area around the neck or back, since those two areas protect the spinal cord.

Good fight, but I was rooting for Daspletosaurus.

Happy birthday, man!!!!!

Thanks Catzilla

Preety good chapter rexfan

Thanks MrHappy