Carnotaurus, Majungasaurus, Skorpiovenator & Rugops vs Ekrixinatosaurus & Rajasaurus

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Three of the most unique abelisaurs vs the largest abelisaurs. Carnotaurus Length: 28 feet Weight: 3 tons Speed: 40 mph Advantages: speed, armor Disadvantages: weak bite Majungasaurus Length: 26 feet Weight: 3 tons Speed: 20 mph Advantages: Powerful bite, armor Disadvantages: slow Skorpiovenator Length: 30 feet Weight: 4 tons Speed: 30 mph Advantages: Powerful bite, armor, speed Disadvantages: none Rugops Length: 30 feet Weight: 4 feet Speed: 25-30 mph Advantages: septic bite, armor Disadvantages: weak jaws, small blunt teeth Vs Ekrixinatosaurus Length: 36 feet Weight: 6-7 tons Speed: 20-25 mph Advantages: Powerful bite, size, strength, armor Disadvantages: none Rajasaurus Length: 32 feet Weight: 4-5 tons Speed: 30 mph Advantages: Speed, armor, powerful bite Disadvantages: none Which team wins?

Deltadromeus
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August 11, 2013

Ekrixinatosaurus loses. Sheer size doesn't always determan a fight. Btw, Majungasaurus was thirty Feet long.

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August 11, 2013

Delta's right. That would be like pitting T-Rex and Zhuchengtyrannus against Yutyrannus, Nanotyrannus, Daspletosaurus, and Gorgosaurus. They just wouldn't be able to do it, they would be overwhelmed by the sheer numbers. Maybe they would have a 1 in 10 chance of winning though (both our situations).

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August 11, 2013

Like how a Dromeaosaurus pack can take down an Edmontosaurus. A bunch of siz foot things, plus enough time, can take down something huge like an Edmontosaurus.

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August 11, 2013

Exactly, but the Edmontosaurus would still do some damage to the pack, and has a chance of making it out alive.

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