Season 1: Episode 1, Birth and Death

A newly born Utahraptor look out at the world for the first time. He sees his two siblings already hached. Then he sees his mother and the mother child bond begins. The father Utahraptor comes home with a freshly killed Tenontosaurus and starts tearing off small pieces of meat and gives it to the baby raptors. Not wanting to get left out, the Utahraptor breaks out of his shell, taking his first shaky steps. The father Utahraptor puts a small piece of meat for the baby raptor, who quickly eats it up. After their young were fed, the adult Utahraptor proceed to eat the remaining carcass. The baby Utahraptor is investigating its siblings when it feels a ground tremor. The adult Utahraptors feel it to. It's an Acrocanthosaurus coming to take the Utahraptor's meal. As the Acrocanthosaurus gets close enough to be seen in the thick jungle, the adult Utahraptor roar in vain to scare it away. As it enters the clearing where the nest is, it roars. The Utahraptor parents step back a few steps, then the female turns tail and starts to walk away. Now the male Utahraptor is left starting at the much larger Acrocanthosaurus, when it suddenly lunges forward. Before the Acrocanthosaurus can react, then Utahraptor slashes its large hand claws at the Acrocanthosaurus's nostrils. The Acrocanthosaurus, stunned, roars in pain as the male Utahraptor back up several steps. While this was happening, the mother Utahraptor was moving her children to a tree some distance away. The baby Utahraptor now stops walking and turns around in time to see his father attack the Acrocanthosaurus. Though he doesn't know what it means now, he remembers it for later hunting. The father Utahraptor is now circling the Acrocanthosaurus in order to confuse him. But then, the Acrocanthosaurus sees where the mother Utahraptor is, and he runs towards her. As she turns around to face him, the Acrocanthosaurus knocks her out of the way and bites down on the oldest baby while the mother stares in horror at the death of her child. The baby also watches the Acrocanthosaurus kill his sister and notices a large scare on the side of his face. The mother and father Utahraptor are now beyond mad and want to kill it with every ounce of their 1000 pound body. The male Utahraptor jumps onto the back of the Acrocanthosaurus, landing his feet on ethier side of the Acrocanthosaurus's short sail. The male Utahraptor leans down and grabs a hold of the Acrocanthosaurus's sides with its hand claw. Then he starts raking his feet across the back of Acrocanthosaurus, the long toe claw leaving huge gashes in the flesh. The Acrocanthosaurus roars and tries to shake the male Utahraptor of, but the female Utahraptor had got up and joined the fight. Jumping onto the Acrocanthosaurus's side and using its long spines for handholds as she kicks her legs and create gashes almost two feet deep. The Acrocanthosaurus roars and shakes around. Finally, the female is thrown off. The male proceeds to jump off as the Acrocanthosaurus goes in to bite the female. As Acrocanthosaurus is about to bite the female Utahraptor, the male Utahraptor makes a beeline for the neck of Acrocanthosaurus. Seeing him coming, the Acrocanthosaurus swings its body around and smacks it the male Utahraptor like a baseball bat. The male went flying and hit the ground with a thud. Acrocanthosaurus then proceeds to walk over to where the male Utahraptor is lying, then he brings his foot over the male Utahraptor and stomps down, killing the male Utahraptor. The mother Utahraptor has recovered from being throw, and now she just wants to get her remaining son and daughter out of hear. As she walks over to her kids, the Acrocanthosaurus lunges at her, she barely manages to move forward enough to escape the jaws, but as she goes forward, the Acrocanthosaurus's hand comes and hits her moving leg, breaking it, and sending her tumbling. The Acrocanthosaurus doesn't want to finish her off, jut get her out of his new territory. The female Utahraptor painfully get up and limps over to where her kids are. She lays down, and her children are carried to safety on their limping mother. The last thing the baby saw of the Acrocanthosaurus, was the mangled nose and scare on the roaring face, of the animal that killed its father.