Dinosaur Planet: Alpha's Egg part 1

follow Alpha's a female saltasaur, as she leaves her nesting site and begins life on the run from a deadly band of aucasaurs.

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[vv41zx]

wtf is wrong with their arms?O,O

[sammy8482]

a carcharadonthosaurus? in south america? carcharadonthosaurus are found in africa

[NachyoLulz5596]

@ShadowclawFC

But then, why haven't Carchadont/Spino fossils been uncovered in South America?

You can't say "Moses Spinosaurus" parted the Red Atlantic in a mass exodus of carnivores.

[NachyoLulz5596]

@sammy8482

Just pretend its Giganotosaurus. They were similar enough.

[MrMountainFace]

The dragonfly dude looks and sounds like a fucked up chicken

[WhiteTiger550]

@vv41zx nuthiing thats hiw they r supposed to be lol

[mac19971]

@alphamale4455 Damn it, I couldn't tell the difference XD

[alphamale4455]

@vv41zx if its the aucasaurs then its because theyre part of a species called abelisaurs, whcih is made up by dinosaurs like abelisaurus, tarascosaurus, and carnotaurus. They just have messed up arms like that

[alphamale4455]

@mac19971 aucasaurus, not tarasco

[daeymz]

@vv41zx looool this comment killed me

[ShadowclawFC]

@sammy8482 Africa and South America were part of the same landmass. Even though by the late cretaceous the two had split, the carcharodontosaurid's predecessors would have been all across Gondwana, and in similar conditions very similar creatures evolve, and if descended from the same ancestor, then they are, in all cases but geographical distribution, the same. Also: "Along with the spinosaurids, carcharodontosaurids were the largest predators throughout Gondwana," meaning, all of it

[mac19971]

@jasondeblanc1 Aye.