SF Season 1 Fight 4

Welcome Again to Survival of the Fittest! Who will win this time?

Acrocanthosaurus vs. Bahariasaurus

Acrocanthosaurus

            Length: 40 ft. long

            Weight: 6 tons

            Height: 20 ft. tall

Bahariasaurus

            Length: 40 ft long

            Weight: 5 tons

            Height: 20 ft tall

            A lone male Bahariasaurus is hunting, and he spots a lone hadrosaur. After some stalking, he charges forward with an attack. He got in line with the hadrosaur and slashed at it with his jaws and claws, eventually bringing the hadrosaur down. He roars out and claims the kill as his own. This was used to scare off any other large theropod that wanted his kill.

            A female Acrocanthosaurus looks around and spies the Bahariasaurus with his kill, which she wants because she has been starving for weeks and needs food badly. She needs this food to keep her strength up. It is a risky chance, attacking another predator for their meal, but a chance she must take. She gets ready and charges.

            The Male Bahariasaurus is feasting on his prize, but he looks up and sees a huge Acrocanthosaurus showing up on the scene. He roars at this new dinosaur. He is ready to protect his kill with his life. He grew up starving most of his life, so he knows not to take food for granted.

            The Acro shows her teeth at the male and roars, trying to scare him away without a fight. Sadly, she has no such luck as the Bahariasaurus roars back at her. They circle around each other, waiting for the other to strike first. They keep this circling going on for a while, before the Bahariasaurus loses his patience and strikes. The Bahariasaurus mock charges and the Acro doesn’t fall for it. Then the Acro mock charges, but as she is doing so, the Male sprints forwards and jumps onto her back. The Acrocanthosaurus didn’t expect this and roars in pain. She tries to shake him off, but he holds on tight, finally she is able to make the Bahariasaurus fall off. The Bahariasaurus hits his head down on the ground hard; he gets up, but is dazed. The Acrocanthosaurus sees this and launches an attack.

            She comes at him and head butts him in the chest. While she head butts him, she scrapes his sides with her claws. She pulls her head up and tries to grabs his throat. He fights back and manages to land blow to her eye. The Acrocanthosaurus roars in pain and releases the Bahariasaurus’ throat.

            The Bahariasaurus comes up and stares the Acrocanthosaurus in the eye. He comes around and sprints forward. The Acrocanthosaurus charges forward too, and for a moment it looks like they are going to collide. At the last moment, the Acrocanthosaurus turns away, but the agile Bahariasaurus turns toward her and jumps on her hindquarters. He rips his claws deep inside her and slashes with his teeth. The Acrocanthosaurus flings him off, and attacks back. She head butts the Bahariasaurus and sinks her teeth into his arm. He roars in pain, but he can’t shake her off of his arm. She starts to rip off flesh from his arm as he roars in pain. She swallows the flesh, giving her some new strength. She steps back and charges, giving her enough momentum to knock the Bahariasaurus down to the ground.

            The Bahariasaurus gets back up, but with a pain as some of his ribs are broken. He gets up and roars, while the Acro roar backs. The Acro charges and lands a blow on his back by sinking her teeth deep. The fight seems to take up all of the morning and it doesn’t seem to let up during the unending heat of the sun. The afternoon gets up to high 90s and the dinosaurs are very tired, but the fight goes on.

            Both of these contenders are bleeding heavily, and night is coming soon. The Acrocanthosaurus slashes her claws at the Bahariasaurus’ side, while the Bahariasaurus bites down on her thigh.

            The Bahariasaurus decides to try to end the fight. The Acrocanthosaurus watches as the Bahariasaurus backs away. He runs away and isn’t seen. Then the Female Acrocanthosaurus looks up at a nearby small cliff that is 10 ft. above her. There lays the Bahariasaurus. He seemed to then rush forward at the Acrocanthosaurus. The female watches as he leaps in the air. The Acro is waiting for him to fall on to the ground and tries to duck her head. As the Bahariasaurus comes down from the air his legs are extended outwards. He comes nearby the Acrocanthosaurus as he descends. As he lands, his feet are on top of the Acrocanthosaurus’ skull. The Bahariasaurus lands with a huge crack and a squishing sound of the Acro’s brain. The fight is finally over. The battle has been won. The Bahariasaurus roars in victory.

Alone in a forest wait a litter of newly born Acrocanthosaurus hatchlings. They are waiting for their mother to come back.

Only she never will come back.

Winner= Bahariasaurus

Agility, Speed, and the Acrocanthosaurus was weak for going a week without food.

Who wins next time as the eye of Sauron takes on Siats, named after the native american monster?