Deinocheirus vs Yangchuanosaurus

Deinocheirus Mirificus

"Terrile Hand"

Length: 10 meters

Weight: 3 tons

Era: Cretaceous

This animal has been a headache for paleontologists, and scientists at ingen. The trouble with this guy is the first finds only included a pair of enormous forearms tipped with lethal looking claws. Patel and the board of directors did not want this creature to be resurrected, as they feared it would be a carnivore of spectacular proportions; one that would be  unsecurable. Recent finds however point at a very different picture for this creature: An ornithomimid-like creature, a giant one at that. Since this realization, A herd of four Deinocheirus has been set for exhibitation in hanuary if 2016. Twelve have been hatched and released on Site B, so Ingen field scientists can get a better grasp at their natural behaviors.

Yangchuanosaurus Magnus

"Yangchuan Lizard"

Length: 11 meters

Weight: 4 tons

A solitary Allosaur that prefers day to night, which is quite contradictory to the othr alloasur of Jurassic World. It is also the largest Allosaurid in the park, it's impressive bulk demands attention. Hence why it's such a popular attraction. Yangchuanosaurus shares the characteristis "hatchet bite" of related Taxa., And it is even more lethal considering the animal behind it can weigh as much as 5 tons. They prefer live food, more so the goats then the cows.

Here we go..

The old deinocheirus stepped out from a freshwater river, and began making a trek for new territory. It had been some years since he had been with others of his species, and not only did they offer protection via numbers, but they gave social interaction that the ornithomimids needed. Herd mentality was ingrained into their subconscious, and this individual hadn't been in a herd in years.

He walked Through a little scrub of trees, and instantly came out into a large meadow. Immensly tall sequioa  and pine treesonly allowed a very few rays of sun to hit the grassy meadow floor, this made the vision of the ornithomimid even more poor then it already was. His eyes did fall on the skeletal remains of a Diplodocus, though. It stretched on for it seemed forever, the sun had already bleached the bones and the little meat that still remained was becoming rancid in a hurry. Glancing back at it as he continued his trek, the Deinocheirus neearly tripped over another skeleton. This one a horned dinosaur of some sort, anits death appeared recent for there were mounds of meat still on the carcass.with a black cloud of flys hovering over the decaying flesh.

As he looked at the dead animal, he could see there were more skeletons scattered haphazardly around the meadow, all were at various stages of decomposition.

The thought registered in the Ornithomimids mind that he had just blundered into the territory of a predator, and a large one at that.

Little did he know that predator - a angchuanosaurus, had been stalking him since he entered the little meadow. Prey was abundant in these parts, the giant allosaurid could afford to be wasteful. He stood behind a big conifer, the trunk concealed his massive girth as he began to slowly walk towards the ornithomimid. As he got within a hundred yards, he broke out in a sprint.

The squishing of the dew tipped grass alerted the omnivore to the predators location, and he span around quickly. As the Yangchuanosaurus fast approached, he raised the arms that gave the species the name, the claws glinting as the rays of sun hit them. The Allosaurid stopped in his tracks, and began to circle the Deinocheirus. The Terrible hand pivoted to match his every move, when the Yangchuanosaurus did something unexpected. From his crouched stance, he rushed in, taking a bite out of the front of the leg. The Deinocheirus grunted and almost doubled over as blood spurted from the wound.

The Allosaurid began to circle again; the Deinocheirus pivoting with a great deal of pain radiating from the bite wound.

The Yangchuan Lizard attempted to repeat the manuever, but the Ornithomimid knew better then to allow it twice. The Allosaurid rushed in, and the ornithomimid met his skull with a cursory swipe of its arm. The claws raked the skull and part of the neck, the sound of tearing flesh eminating in the ears of both combatants. The Yangchuanosaurus backed off, shaking his head feverently side to side. The blood flew every where, and continued to flow as the the Yangchuan lizard walked.

The Deinocheirus watched as the Allosaurid walked back to the trees, and assumed that the predator had given up. He began to walk the way he came, for there was surely some route he could take with less predators skulking about.

He had just cleared the scrub when a horrific pain radiated from his lower back. He twisted violently back and forth, to see the allosaurid had become detached from his attack and fallen to the ground. Going into a self defense mode, the angry Ornithomimid ran at the downed predator, attempting to stamp him to death.

The Yangchuanosaurus felt the air go by his head as the feather covered foot came down inches from his skull. He rolled and got to his feet, immidiately lurching forward and snapping his jaws down on the front of the neck. Suprised by the frontal assault, the Deinocheirus went stumbling back. The two animals fell, interlocked in a life and death struggle. The more agile Allosaurid got to his feet, pinning the Deinocheirus down with his own talon tipped foot and maintaining his grip on the base of the Deinocheirus' neck. He released for a second, and the Deinocheirus struggled to get up but was suddenly forced to the grassy earth.

Breathing was becoming difficult, and the Deinocheirus could feel a warm sticky fluid flowing from his neck, and then realized it was his own blood. He attempted to shriek, but it only came out a gargled unrecognizable sound. The Yangchuanosaurus towered over him. He watched as the Giant Ornithomimid began to choke on his own blood.

Winner...Yangchuanosaurus

Authors note: Allosaurs were quite capable of taking down creatures larger then they were, and seeing how Deinocheirus was only larger in the regards of height, The Yangchuanosaurus had an advantage going in. The only problem was the gigantic claws, which the Allosaur stayed clear of.

Odds: 65-35 in favor of Yangchuanosaurus