Chased By Dinosaurs - Land Of Giants - Part 1

Nigel travels back in time with his film crew. He travels to a nearby lake, where the Argentinosaurus nest every year. There Nigel sees a juvenile Argentinosaurus, where he is attacked by a Sarcosuchus. Nigel then coaxes it out of the lake by splashing a stick in the water. The Sarcosuchus lays on the shore. Nigel attaches a video camera to his head and walks towards it, and demonstrates it's biting power by pushing a stick into it's mouth and having the Sarcosuchus bite down on it. Later Nigel climbs up the volcanic slopes to get a panoramic view of the area to see the Argentinosaurus herd. Instead he finds a herd of Iguanodon. His search leads him all the way to the coast, where he views a colony of Pteranodon on the cliffs hunting fish. Nigel doesn't return to the campsite until night, where he finds that a large predator has attacked his tent, and left all the provisions littered across the surrounding ground. He finds a single theropod dinosaur tooth jammed in a can of meat. The next morning Nigel has set up an alarm system outside the camp so that if something breaks the laser tripwire, a loud alarm will sound, alerting Nigel. Later he tracks down the predator, where, around midday, Nigel hears a commotion further ahead. He finds a wounded Iguanodon in a rocky gully. He walks further upstream to find a smaller dead individual with a Giganotosaurus eating it. Later Nigel is shown flying over the ash-fields in an ultralight. Soon he finds another Pteranodon flock. After breaking away he sees an Ornithocheirus, one of the largest animal ever to fly. Soon Nigel discovers the Argentinosaurus herd far below, so he lands the ultra light nearby his jeep. He then drives off towards the herd and locates it without any trouble. After appreciating their gargantuan size, Nigel drives into a natural 'funnel', caused by a break in some trees. He then sets up some weighing scales designed for lorries. After several fruitless attempts, an Argentinosaurus steps on the scales, showing that it weighs 92.3 tonnes, and Nigel explains that that's the same as 30 african elephants. The next morning Nigel in chasing an Iguanodon 20 miles away from the camp in the jeep, when he realises that it is actually running because a Giganotosaurus is chasing them both. Nigel narrowly escapes the predator only to meet up with the herd later in the morning to find an entire pack of Giganotosaurus mobbing the herd. By the afternoon the pack has singled out the matriarch, and is inflicting wounds, waiting for her to bleed to death. The hunt continues for the rest of the day and into the night, when filming is no longer possible and Nigel must leave. The next morning, Nigel finds the herd at the nesting site beside the lake. While the females are laying their eggs Nigel comments on what a magical ending this is for his dinosaur safari. Suddenly a Sarcosuchus lunges at him out of the water. Nigel just escapes.

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[clubpenguindino]

Theropod sizes:

Biggest:- Spinosaurus, 18 metres

Second biggest:- Giganotosaurus, 13 metres

Third Biggest:- Carcharodontosaurus, 12.7 metres

Fourth Biggest, Tyrannosaurus, 12.3 metres

Da-da! Done!

[MrPwnagemeister]

@clubpenguindino True, but I think the documentary is referring to size in mass. The heaviest theropods are believed to be:

Heaviest: Giganotosaurus

Second Heaviest: Carcharodontosaurus

Third Heaviest: Tyrannosaurus/Therizinosaurus

Fourth Heaviest: Acrocanthosaurus

Fifth Heaviest: Spinosaurus/Deltadromeus (AKA Bahariasaurus)

[eNerdStudios]

@MrPwnagemeister I think so too, because while it is true that Spinosaurus was the longest theropod, it was not the largest, and for sure not the most deadly.

[bladesofice63]

Lulz spinosaurs is the larget meating eating dinosaur at 60 ft. And now you gigas fans don't play and be like " spino only ate fish" wrong spino was opstmic hunter eating gish juvenile sairpods and igunadons.

[TheDinocam]

@roseheart1011 dude, i made the story up.

this isn't real, its just cgi and some dude walking around.

[roseheart1011]

@TheDinocam ?seriously?then why dont they have like parks with some of them in it?

[TheDinocam]

@ComradePopov Yes, it is real. The BBC had borrowed some technology from Japan, and they enchanced it, forming time machines. They used them to catch & collect dinosaurs. Japan had gotten a few copies of the time machines in return, and before the U.S.A found out, they had already made, and released several documentaries(Prehistoric Park, Chased By Dinosaurs, etc.)

[ComradePopov]

OMG is dis reel?!

by the way, yeah, spinosaurus is the biggest, but he did not live in argentina

[delana834]

guess its real

[delana834]

some fake boody stank

[thelolmaniac123]

if a giganotosaurus ever came near me id wip out my cock and the size would scare it away

[20thCenturyMeerkat]

@clubpenguindino @MrPwnagemeister In terms of weight, here is a rectifying count down -

Heaviest - Spinosaurus (9-10 tons)

Second Heaviest - Carcharodontosaurus (7 tons)

Also second heaviest - Giganotosaurus (7 tons)

Third Heaviest - Tyrannosaurus (6.5 tons)

These are not fact - just based on models. Other techniques, like laser scans put Sue the T.rex at nine tons! They said here that Gignotosaurus was the biggest, because all Spinosaurus fossils known at the time were destroyed in WWII.