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RajaHarimau98 — Role Reversal
Published: 2012-06-04 00:00:30 +0000 UTC; Views: 652; Favourites: 19; Downloads: 11
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To better understand each other's problems, Deinonychus antirrhopus switches roles with Gobiconodon ostromi. No, not really. The Deinonychus has just been feasting on the babies of this mother Gobiconodon, and the 12-20in mammal retaliates with the fiery spirit of an animal its size.Related content
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Gobiconodon was probably a robust bodied carnivore, so...
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"To better understand each other's problems, Deinonychus antirrhopus switches roles with Gobiconodon ostromi"
That's a funny thing to read
Another thing I'd point out is that I think both of these creatures never coexisted...
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Fossils of both are known from the Cloverly Formation, so they did coexist.
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I didn't know that, sorry for the confusion CJ, and thanks for the new knowledge RickRaptor105
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Better her babies than his. Last thing a Deinonychus wants is to see a mammal messing with their eggs.
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