Top 10 Most Lethal Dinosaurs

Nice list. Spino made the list, which actually kinda surprised me, but hey, that's your opinion, not mine.

Nice list. Nice Spino pic BTW.

I think that Triceratops should be a lot higher on this list, but otherwise I definitely agree.

Glad you guys liked it.

UCMP, I think it could be too. Perhaps Mapusaurus would be better for the number 6 spot and Triceratops should be number 4. Glad you liked it overall though. 

Cool list!

I liked how you gave Giga some respect as a dominant predator.  I feel that it sometimes takes a backseat to the Spino and Rex debates, but Giga is just as formidable an opponent.

Great list definitely agree allosaurus should be in the top 3 or 5

I feel that troodon should be replaced with Sinosauropteryx who might have had a venomous bite but was otherwise identical to troodon, and that Ankylosaurus should've gotten at least an honorable mention. Good list otherwise, and I do agree with most of it.

I think your mean Sinornithosaurus, not Sinosauropteryx ;)

Glad everyone's enjoying this list. I was worried it'd be contraversial.

Yeah, I always get those two mixed up.

Ankylosaurus and Sinornithosaurus can be honorable mentions...

Wasn't Ceratosaurus around 6 meters and 1 ton or so? always thought it was a secondary predator under A. Maximus and Torvosaurus...one of my personal favorites though! 

I agree with the list for the most part :)

Nice list.

Good list, and I agree with a lot of your choices.

I believe Acrocanthosaurus could've made the list, it was the bodybuilder of the therapods. Its body was rippled with muscle, especially its back and neck. The specially designed neck spines were used to lock it placed to stop its prey from moving. Its large claws would punture deep into flesh like a grappling hook, then the serrations would rip chunks of flesh out, causing severe damage. It was also fast and smart, and being an allosaurid, it had a speed of 25-35 mph, and hunted in packs. And then there's the size, this behemoth was 40 ft. long and 6-7 tons. So with claws, power, intellec, speed, packs, and size, it was utterly lethal. Could you imagine being a sauropod, grazing on the tree leaves, when you hear the roar of an acrocanthosaurus, it would be completely terrifying. It is one of my all time favorite dinos ever, currently it is neck and neck with spinosaurus.

I believe Argentinosaurus should be at the top, no single dinosaur could ever defeat it. I put T-rex at 40-45 ft. long and 8-8.8 tons, but we all interperate dinosaur size differently in some ways.

i agree with your list except that i would probably put utahraptor soooo much higher. And also Jezza i do think acrocanthosaurus should be on the list it is one of the most dangerous dinosaurs ever, its also my favorite early cretaceous dinosaur 

Nice list! I agree with it for the most part!

Acro, in response to your question about Ceratosaurus' size...

A length of 8 meters and a corresponding weight of 2 tons is not impossible for this animal.

Jezza, as far as Acrocanthosaurus goes, I only put it at 10-12 meters long and 3-5 tons or so. Don't get me wrong, it was deadly, but I do think a top speed of 35 miles per hour and pack hunting abilities seems to be a stretch. Sounds more like the Monsters Resurrected animal to me. But that's just me.

Maybe the whole 35 mph was a bit high, but its bone had pours in them that would carry oxegyn quicker its body, cooling it down. These pours also meant its bones were lighter, it might run up to 30 mph. Sorry, I meant to say carcharodontosaur instead of allosaur. Look at Mapusaurus, Giganotosaurus, and Carcharodontosaurus, they're all pack hunters. I don't think that pack hunting would be far stretched.