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Here we go with the "Time Of The Titans" episode of my Walking with Dinosaurs "cast list": as you can see, it's the first part of cast, while the second will involve the sauropods, so be prepared for.
Unlike the show episode (and despite the title), this chapter follow a young Allosaurus fragilis while trying to survive in the wild lands of the Morrison Formation, sometimes hunting prey such the armored Stegosaurus stenops and fighting the aggressive Ceratosaurus nasicornis.
You may think that type of narrative was used for Big Al, but the fact is that specific allosaur was recently described as a different species from Allosaurus fragilis.

A little funny fact: I was intended to call the main character allosaur... Simba! Why? For different reasons, but the main reason being: scientists often call Allosaurus as the "lion of the Jurassic" for being the most common theropod in the Morrison Formation, and since simba in swahili means "lion", you got it. But of course, I wasn't meant to make a Lion King reference.

DISCLAIMER: each creature design belongs to their respective artists

Description
Here we go with the "Time Of The Titans" episode of my Walking with Dinosaurs "cast list": as you can see, it's the first part of cast, while the second will involve the sauropods, so be prepared for.
Unlike the show episode (and despite the title), this chapter follow a young Allosaurus fragilis while trying to survive in the wild lands of the Morrison Formation, sometimes hunting prey such the armored Stegosaurus stenops and fighting the aggressive Ceratosaurus nasicornis.
You may think that type of narrative was used for Big Al, but the fact is that specific allosaur was recently described as a different species from Allosaurus fragilis.

A little funny fact: I was intended to call the main character allosaur... Simba! Why? For different reasons, but the main reason being: scientists often call Allosaurus as the "lion of the Jurassic" for being the most common theropod in the Morrison Formation, and since simba in swahili means "lion", you got it. But of course, I wasn't meant to make a Lion King reference.

DISCLAIMER: each creature design belongs to their respective artists