Three Horrifying Ways Dinosaurs Could END You

[@enderethan144]

Let’s not forget about being swatted by the 3 foot claws of a Therizinosaurus, head butted with extreme force by a pachycephalosaurid, getting pulverised by the tail club of an Ankylosaurid or getting constantly scratched and pecked at by an Ornithomimid. Also nice to hear that the shredding power of my Carcharodontosaurid beauties are finally being appreciated, never underestimate the true serrated power of the carcharodontosaurids.

[@Nyxelis_yweq]

But Therizinosaurids aren't Hostile, their claws made for reach fruits.

[@Nyxelis_yweq]

Yeah but Carcharodontosaurids got dominated by Spinosaurids.

[@enderethan144]

@@Nyxelis_yweq Carcharodontosaurus was much more bulkier and robust than spinosaurus which gave it a strength and muscle advantage to steal kills from Spinosaurus.

[@aamirrazak3467]

i always thought giga also had serrated teeth

[@GabiteEditz]

​@@Nyxelis_yweqthe only spinosaurid that dominated another carcharodontosaurid was suchomimus that lived with eocarcharia

[@Thagomizer]

This is why we need an R rated dinosaur movie with accurate dinosaurs.

[@Casual_guy1234]

Yeah like a jp novel accurate jp

[@Thagomizer]

@@Casual_guy1234 I said with accurate dinosaurs, not dinosaurs based on 1980's paleontology.

[@GodMajik]

@@Thagomizerthey could still do that with a novel accurate JP film

[@Casual_guy1234]

@Thagomizer but I would be cool tho and im for the idea of an accurate dinosaur movie

[@user-oj6re6ju9t]

​@@Thagomizer he literally said "accurate"

[@JoshFlames6134]

*"The point is... You are alive, when they started to eat you."* - Alan Grant, Jurassic Park

[@anishchoudhury8537]

And they ruined this in Dominion, by saying that now they go straight for the kill like c'mon man it was already perfect don't ruin it

[@myleswelnetz6700]

So show some respect.

[@ImissVine782]

Was literally going to quote this.

[@marcoramos4540]

⁠​⁠@@anishchoudhury8537Dominion could have been a great movie but the problem is. That the movie dinosaur fight scene doest even make sense and they could have added more things that would make it better, Dominion worst Jurassic movie

[@anishchoudhury8537]

@@marcoramos4540 My fav film is the Jurassic franchise and love for dinosaurs, so it was heartbreaking to see what an absolute shit it was, Only Jurassic park and lost world (Speilberg) showed us film full of greatness. Jurassic world made the franchise into an silly Marvel hero bs villain movie, Dinosaurs are not good or evil, It's irritating when people mention indoraptor and indominus as villains and Blue and rexy as heroes, They are just animals with their survival instincts, Not too mention Claire and others are to blame for Indominus and indoraptor, They were designed like that, to be an aggressive killing machine it's not their fault it's the scientists. And Let's talk about Dominion, Nobody gives a shit about Locusts like what the f was that locusts? Seriously? And they never brought back My boy Spino just because idiot fans hated that scene in JP 3 so we never got to spino in the movie and instead we get the innocent Giga. The Og cast did great but I just wanted more, It wasn't enough at all, In the all 3 hr shit movie. Only good scenes was the therizinosaurus scene, While Malta scene, pyroraptor. Check out gaming beaver's review he mentioned all the flaws in the movie, his 1hr review was way more enjoyable than the movie check it out if interested

[@Treegardern1]

So getting skewered by a elephant, getting bit by a shark,and becoming a bear’s meal. Just performed by lizard birds with teeth and horns

[@TheDinoFax]

I don't like how lowkey accurate this comment is

[@BleachMr873]

It’s actually accurate

[@Knight-Bishop]

Or gored by a bull, boar, or hippo. Wolves are one of the worst, though, as coursing predators. Similar to RPR, but even less fortunate. More often than not they rip chunks out of their prey as they flee until they bleed out or fall to shock, as the only thing they really have to grab onto something is their mouth. In case you were wondering why man's best friend still loves chasing things. 💀

[@KewalTailor]

Lol, true, really accurate indeed

[@mistylover7398]

​@@TheDinoFaxwha iz with da t rax mask?

[@ollaniuspius1211]

As much as I love studying them, I am thankful I will never have a close encounter with these beasts.

[@the_blue_jay_raptor]

Henlo

[@TytubeT]

Scientists: *Are you sure about that?*

[@sapphhere283]

Birds:

[@Deeznuts-wz5hw]

Cassowaries:

[@Deeznuts-wz5hw]

Shoebills:

[@Monarch-jb8vi]

Alan Grant was right. The point is... You are ALIVE when they start eating you

[@drakonos79]

And thats when the attack comes. not from the front, but from the side.. Swoosh.😊

[@Frybred88]

Such a cool scene… poor kid.

[@nicolai6372]

​​@@Frybred88nah he was just a lil soft But yeah, a cool scene

[@yamato9753]

Like many animals, raptors have no reason to finish you if dinner is already served. Killing the prey before eating is usually only doen by predators unable to keep it down, mostly due to the strength ratio not being in their favor.

[@j4h00_o]

I’m not sure if raptors had any predators, but if they did then that’d be a reason to eat prey alive. It might take too long to kill prey, so it’s have to quickly fill up and run before a larger predator tried to steal the carcass. This is something that happens with hyenas and lions, pretty fascinating!

[@drakonos79]

@@j4h00_o they probably had the smaller tyrannosaurines to prey on them. alberts and adolescent rexes are probably the 2nd fastest ones out there other than the raptors themselves, so it could indeed be a hyena/lion condition.

[@j4h00_o]

@@drakonos79 Ah, I see. Thanks!

[@drakonos79]

@@j4h00_o sure thing!

[@mucusman7511]

Or ya know just being bitten by literally any large herbivore would be like getting clammped by a gaint pair of wire cutters.

[@Knight-Bishop]

I'd imagine a modern analogy could be like hippo attacks; not everyone got the tusks. 😬

[@Bagelgeuse]

Yeah, apperantly Camarasaurus had the strength to bite a human arm off.

[@mucusman7511]

@@Bagelgeuse i feel like most things that big did lmao

[@ДаэтоОрех]

I get bite from a chamel, and my hand hurted all week even though camels are herbivore

[@dibble1331]

getting bitten by a ceratopsian would not be fun

[@Tyrexthecreaturedesigner]

We need some dinosaur horror with accurate dinosaurs. Paleohorror, if you will. I’m trying to do something like that

[@the_blue_jay_raptor]

Our accurate sounds would be more horrific than the roars

[@Tyrexthecreaturedesigner]

@@the_blue_jay_raptor absolutely

[@theoofer478]

No humans plz

[@DracoJ]

​@@theoofer478why not?

[@theoofer478]

@@DracoJ boring

[@hattori3412]

Fun fact large herbivores prove that they also have a temper

[@dibble1331]

i’d imagine if you were a piss off a large hadrosaur, you’re pretty much dead regardless of what you do next.

[@akashsuresh1369]

The first pic is still haunting

[@RaydoBaconslayer]

I want to study it further

[@aamirrazak3467]

New fears unlocked

[@the_blue_jay_raptor]

Henlo

[@pigbenis5295]

Good thing they're extinct

[@jvBeaster]

well nobody wants to get teared apart so yeah

[@the_blue_jay_raptor]

​@@pigbenis5295 You sure about that?

[@CYN_FAN12]

@@pigbenis5295Birds:haha take the L *noob*

[@ryv0416]

This is how it sounded like to me: #3 “Being impaled 😃” #2 “Shredded 🤌😌” #1 “Eaten Alive 🙂”

[@Bagelgeuse]

I wish a director made a dinosaur horror film. The ways in which these animals could end you would make for a terrifying experience. Basically, 65 but actually scary, and with more characters for the accurate dinosaurs to tear into.

[@theoofer478]

Would be boring tbh

[@raymondjones7423]

Ironically Trex would've been the easiest death. You could literally fit in its mouth and its jaw muscles was so RIDICULOUSLY strong you'd instantly explode or be cut in half by the sheer shearing of its jaws. Youd die in an instant or as quick as it could chew. So yeah yall have a good nights sleep 😊.

[@TheXAllosaurus]

Yeah but, most of the time, for fully grown adult T.rex, a mere human isn't worth of the meal, it is the juvenile you should worry about

[@pyr0.04]

Thx. 😂❤

[@gigachad6586]

Imagine getting mauled by 3 raptors 💀

[@iAmYourTable]

Can’t forget the tail club of an ankylosaurus breaking every single bone in your body if you don’t die from the impact

[@axolotlmaster9184]

you will definitely die from being hit by a 43,000 psi tail club

[@drakonos79]

Which is why I questioned that scene in JW. The indominus gets hit in the face.. Brushes it off like it was a hand slap.🤦🏻

[@axolotlmaster9184]

@@drakonos79 exactly should have turned indoms skull into calcium powder

[@matheusexpedito4577]

​@@axolotlmaster9184*HMMMMM, MILK*

[@dibble1331]

@@axolotlmaster9184bro would’ve evaporated

[@CasualPrince8]

The juvenile carnivores thing is an excellent point, I'm planning on writing a dinosaur dystopia novel at some point and that seems like a great scene to include.

[@sprink3303]

This is horrifying. But intriguing...

[@MaximumPrime]

This is why accurate Dinosaurs are way scarier than Spielberg ones 💀

[@Tacit-RoninMk1]

Don't forget carnotaurus, as you know, it's believed that carnotaurus headbutted it's prey before biteing, so it would headbutt you breaking your back and ribs, sending you flying in the air. And if you somehow survive the headbutt or the fall, you'll have to witness having your arms, legs or head being ripped of. Scary

[@elishafollet5347]

Is that the one with the smooth dome or the large one with the bull horns

[@Tacit-RoninMk1]

@@elishafollet5347 the carnivore with the tiny arms with horns on its head

[@haystackbill6187]

​@@elishafollet5347It's like a smaller T-Rex with a more streamlined body and horn formations on its head. They're the antagonists of Disney's Dinosaur movie from way back, though these ones were much larger(and bulkier) than they actually would have been.

[@MoebiusChungus]

Where’s the sauropods literally stomping you to death. I know primal’s was a zombie, but imagine a pissed off sauropod gets sight of you. Nothing could hide you from it except running.

[@ExtremeMadnessX]

Imagine herd of angry sauropods destroying small cities by just walking through them.

[@dibble1331]

or pretty much obliterating you with their tail

[@cubbi2789]

I do think that both Jurassic Park and The Lost World books had details on this attack from raptors. Very gruesome deaths

[@Pastamist]

I do think being eviscerated by a raptor kick is still possible- even the RRM is hypothetical. Cassowaries, essentially modern-day dromaeosaurs, use their claws for that very purpose. I don’t think anyone wants to end up like novel Nedry.

[@TheDinoFax]

Unfortunately, the slashing theory has long since been disproven. Excluding the two largest species (and even for them it's a stretch), raptor claws were not well designed for a slashing motion, and wounds of that type would be superficial. In all the tests they ran, only Utahraptor was able to cut through a pigs skin, and even then, it was a shallow cut. While it's a cool thought, current science points in the opposite direction

[@dibble1331]

a raptor kick would hurt but it had surprisingly short legs. it probably wouldn’t be much worse than getting kicked by a person.

[@DukeGriffinAnimations]

Goji Center vibes incoming

[@haroldalan7080]

One of the best KZbin channels I've seen in the app, with Kaiju demostrations about Godzilla and other Kaiju and even some Jurassic world demonstrations about them🦕🦕.

[@DukeGriffinAnimations]

True

[@RedSpino]

I guess Alan Grant was right.. "You *are* alive, when they start to eat you."

[@Abominatrix650]

This is even true in the King Kong game. The young V. rexes are worse than the adults because they are faster, more agile and don't need an open space to fit in. And unlike the Venatosaurus, of which they are roughly the same size, they are far stronger, needing multiple shotgun blasts to kill and can break stone structures, negating some shelters.

[@NightRyder19]

What about being stomped by a Sauropod or Clubbed by a ankylosaurid ?

[@guineapig0983]

Those deaths are practically instant, same with being impaled

[@renegadebikersol2936]

Getting hit by an anko would be brutal.

[@sapphhere283]

Those would be pretty instant, so not really a horrifying way to go

[@RaydoBaconslayer]

They could be Instantaneous, But it would cause psychological Damage to anyone whos witnesses it.

[@TytubeT]

Instant and painless death. You'd be dead before your body is even able to react

[@saw-blade4194]

People forget how terrifying dinosaurs are sometimes

[@porpus99]

Triceratops also was probably very accurate with where it was going to hit you. The back of their skull has a ball joint for a socket at the back of its neck, giving its head terrific range of motion.

[@drakonos79]

Ive seen a video where a bull used one of its horns to open a bale of hay. It was eerily precise. I'd suspect a trike to be just as, if not more, considering the points are in front and not on the side of its head. It probably would be able to slice open a Rex belly like a sword would (as in with accuracy, not just by happenstance).

[@Sun-God2]

Could you please talk about the Spectrovenator? It's one of the Smallest Abelisaurids, and it's the most Basal from its Family

[@NPC1921]

You forgot Way #4, where they throw the asteroid right back at us

[@MrDuck420]

Ducks can end you with CUTENESS

[@PublivingMarmot]

Agreed

[@PublivingMarmot]

So can marmot

[@chronicwasp]

Giant 8 ton duck can slap you and you're dead

[@kevinquinonez838]

One other way to go is by eating you whole, some dinosaurs have mouths and throats big enough for a person to pass through, almost like a Heron swallowing a big fish. Imagine a giganotosaurus crushing your body with its teeth but you're still not dead yet but you are barely alive and there is nothing you can do and the last thing you see is the giganotosaurus swallowing your whole body Into darkness

[@ChangedMyNameFinally69]

Thing is you won't die right away in its stomach either

[@ab-bk8fe]

“So sharp, you won’t even feel a thing” 😅

[@Noonesaccount-rb4qr]

Getting crushed is in my opinion the worst one getting your skull crushed by an ankylosaur or your whole body pancaked by a sauropod

[@Isa-sb9jn]

Pllll you forgot stomped by sauropods It would be like stepping on a can of toothpaste, your organs would squirt out of your mouth

[@Maip_Macrothorax]

That would be like an instant death tho

[@Isa-sb9jn]

@@Maip_Macrothorax not if it forgot to step on your head in the process

[@wildlifeisthewealthofnatur5457]

​@@Maip_Macrothorax Not if it steps on groin, especially smaller sauropods like Saltasaurus and Nigersaurus.

[@dhalix]

I would choose any of these over being hunted by an Azhdarchid

[@GhaniKeSawah]

Yeah they can quite literally come out of thin air and then would just gulp you down

[@flightlesslord2688]

Oh yeah, juvies are slept on. In the first JP the scene with Ed Regis and the baby rex is far more haunting than anything the adult does in that book in my opinion. I'd love a horror movie where an adult rex is like the slow, stealthy slasher killer, think Michael Myers. But the juvies are the ones chasing down people, getting the most kills. You could evade the adult, but the babies, it is just a 'be faster than the other guy' situation. God I wanna see that in a movie.

[@activatekruger446]

Imagine being eaten alive a**-first by a hungry raptor 😳

[@RaydoBaconslayer]

…. that would Be Mortifying

[@theoofer478]

It would throw up from the poop

[@JayMan11gojia]

We need have a accurate dinosaur horror movie

[@DawnFire05]

This is what I'm saying. Everyone thinks t rex is so bad, but it'd be a quick death. I'd much rather face off with a rex over a raptor

[@TheDinoFax]

Same with Juvenile vs adults. In the smaller dinosaurs, fine, makes sense. In the bigger ones, like Carcharodontosaurus and Tyrannosaurus Rex, a juvenile Rex can still weigh up to two tons and run around 30+mph.

[@rynzlrthesynth5758]

Yeah, I’d rather fight a tyrannosaur than a utahraptor. No chance either way, but the rex would end it quicker. That being said, I’d like to think that I could take a velociraptor

[@goomba8170]

@@TheDinoFaxT. Red could not run 30 mph lmao they’re max speed is around 12 mph, the same as trained runners, and they couldn’t run for long either.

[@SCP-Site-326]

I'd much rather face off with a Hummingbird than either of those that you mentioned. Still a Dinosaur.

[@gaellongree4207]

​@@goomba8170 He said juvenile rexes. They're more slim than the adults, making them faster and able to go after different kinds of prey.

[@ifeeldead463]

The ER in the "Dinosaurs are still alive" universe must be gorey af

[@Kai0kenAssassin]

Yeah, DinoFax, I agree with you, man. Being eaten alive is waaaaay worse than being hit with a spike 😅

[@Tabletop_Crusader]

The one about raptors where they will eat you alive. That's most carnivores cuz they want to get fed as quick as possible so they don't have to stay out in the open where bigger things can come over and eat them or scare them away from the kill so they will eat as much and as quick as possible. So if something bigger comes around and steals the food then they will possibly be full or almost full by the time they get kicked out.

[@Bruh-tn3lq]

that’s enough KZbin shorts for today…

[@eladrisocorro]

I have a book about dinosaurs, and as a simple fun fact, down there in the left bottom corner of the stegosaurus page it said "on average, the spikes on the stegosaurus' tail could reach the size of a senior cat", and i don't have that book with me no more, it just scarred me like that

[@RubenButler-x2j]

Imaging seeing a trike with a corpse just stuck on one of its horns

[@evanblu3295]

I bet an Ankylosaur tail would be a terrible way to die. Probably a shattered ribcage or skull and a lot of internal damage 💀

[@Wintergames123]

We can’t forget about what that baby rex did to that guy in jurrasic park the lost world that has gotta be a brutal way to die

[@alphaandomega4422]

Not to mention being trampled by one of the Duck-billed species, or even an Iquanadon

[@gaellongree4207]

Getting Samoan spiked by an Iguanodon would pretty be no different than being gored by a trike. Just at a lower scale of damage.

[@hangmanjangojames8146]

Tax evasion and the following prison sentences were the biggest dino killer

[@maribelcastillo1776]

Let's not forget Tyrannosaurus Rex with its bone crushing bite. This powerful bite force of a fully grown Tyrannosaurus Rex made it one of the most strongest land-based carnivores to be ever found in the Maastricthician Cretaceous Period. The Tyrannosaurus Rex has a powerful bite force that could be exerted up to 12,000 pounds per square inch, they could crush steel easily. These powerful jaws allowed Tyrannosaurus Rex to crush and pierce bone and given the fact that this bite force weighs at over 6 tons, it's assumed that Tyrannosaurus Rex could break the massive horns of a fully grown Triceratops, meaning that Tyrannosaurus Rex had one of the most strongest bite force of any carnivorous dinosaurs yet known...

[@dexus-h8568]

that's overkill for a human body

[@Bagelgeuse]

Honestly, not that horrifying. You'd be killed instantly so aside from the pain of the initial bite, your body would be mashed to bits before you feel anything.

[@maribelcastillo1776]

It's not that horrifying but very brutal at the least.

[@TheXAllosaurus]

A full grown T.rex would have no interest in humans, juvenile T.rex may treat humans as easy snack

[@marcmarparran7753]

I love that first image of the raptor. It looks like an actual photo. Very creepy ... 😳

[@FreddyFazbear12]

Fun fact: The spikes on a stegosaur are known as phagomizers.

[@travisfeliciano9909]

Raptors have been confirmed that they were mostly not pack hunters because they were usually found fighting along

[@travisfeliciano9909]

Alone*

[@SpaceMonkeyBoi]

So basically everything you'd have to worry about from any normal animal but bigger and worse.

[@TGP_Inc.]

"The point is... you're alive when they start to eat you." -Alan Grant

[@EpicRandomness555]

We have a fossil of a stegosaurus tail spike, impaled in an allosaurus tail vertebrae. That’s some serious stuff

[@xBloodxFangx]

Raptors are like hyenas. Once you are on the ground they just start eating. Even before that, hyenas tend to take turns running in and biting and eating chunks off large prey till it collapses.

[@theoofer478]

Gruesome ways YOU could end these dinosaurs: Triceratops: Stand at the edge of a cliff. Wait for it to charge at you. Dodge last second and vola, the Triceratops would struggle mid-air as it splats on the ground with the utmost velocity. Carchardontosaurus: Since it’s a juvinle, there is a chance that you could intimidate it enough for it to give up hunting you. Gather a lot of sticks and big leaves, gather some vines, and make a scary display to intimidate it away. *the GRUESOME way* Lead the carchar to any large herbivore in the area. The herbivore would immediately target the carchar, because, unlike you, it recognizes the carchar as a threat. Let’s say it’s a sauropod, for example. The sauropod would knock the carchar over with its feet, possibly with the spikey bit, making the carchar extremely injured already. Then the sauropod would put its foot above the bleeding carchar, and stomp it to the ground. Leaving it as a mushed pile of meat and bones. Stegosaurus: Stand next to a tree and let the stegosaurus come to you. As it swings it’s tail, dodge it’s tail to make it stuck in the tree, and then run away. Eventually, the stego would ethier slowly starve to death,or be found by predators and slowly eaten alive.

[@haystackbill6187]

I love that you think you would be able to dodge these animals lol

[@theoofer478]

@@haystackbill6187 okay so I couldn’t even dodge the most injured, weak, old individuals?

[@haystackbill6187]

@@theoofer478 Who said anything about that? An average Stego or a triceratops is gonna hit you if you wait until the last second, unless you have Spider-Man speed and reflexes or some shit. You as a normal human aren't dodging them, particularly last second, this isn't anime.

[@theoofer478]

@@haystackbill6187 what about a healthy human with fastest reaction speed vs average trike?

[@WildInParadise1]

Getting eaten alive is a primal fear. Most predators like bears, wolves, hyenas and wild dogs tear apart and eat their prey alive.

[@gaellongree4207]

Don't forget giant petrels, Komodo dragons, lions and pelicans.

[@antonironstag5085]

All fun and games til you see a Carnotaurus sizing you up before charging 😅

[@GarbTheSheep]

Bro if I saw a raptor I’d be running faster then a cheetah

[@GEK0dev]

Dromeosaurs are basically prehistoric bird like bears with that eating method XD

[@sumajohnjoseph6254]

ARK PLAYERS: *Intense giga, rex, raptor, megapirahna,megalodon,and all annoying creatures flashbacks*

[@andrewtoews5050]

Let’s Not Forget That A Megaraptorid Could Swipe It’s Claws At You Like The Grim Reaper

[@supertrike5893]

Another horrifying way a dinosaur could end you, jumping at you and slashing your stomach open

[@themightyspartan1012]

It amazing and terrifying how dinosaurs (whether what type they are) are deadly.

[@lein4d]

Bro became Goji Center for a moment

[@TeeKayKay]

"Raptor Prey Restraint" (RPR) model of predation, proposes that dromaeosaurids killed their prey in a manner very similar to extant accipitrid birds of prey: by leaping onto their quarry, pinning it under their body weight, and gripping it tightly with the large, sickle-shaped claws.

[@Crakinator]

Most mammalian hunters use their specialized canines to deal devastating concentrated damage to a critical area like the windpipe, spine or brain. Being killed by a dinosaur would have been far more painful.

[@HashiraMitsuki]

Whoever painted the first pic,dude had great models

[@blueaqua358]

Troodons are scary when you know what they’re capable of.

[@Jay_CZ4A]

Hawk and Falcons and eagles are like raptors they eat things alive or throw you off a cliff.

[@TouchGrassplzz]

And getting chased down by a pack of Yutyrannus That would be brutal.

[@chronicwasp]

Imagine a Deinocheirus grabbing you in its beak then throwing you far away.

[@amirthanashvath267]

You should do a collab with goji center (I want to see what brutal kills will show up)

[@BoxedByAden]

i love your vids man

[@Vox_Was_Here666]

Huh gruesome... I like it...

[@GigiM_winx]

Getting smashed into potatoes by an ankylo tail wont be funny

[@pavelmorozov6599]

You know, modern animals can do all of that just as well. Impaled by a rhino, trampled by an elephant, eaten alive by wolves, crocodiles or whatever.

[@fen_scrawl04]

also , being stomped to death by a sauropod.

[@daniellewillis2767]

Omg the first illustration, the feathered raptor, looks EXACTLY like the work of 19th century illustrator Edmund duLac

[@BigDexMedia]

It astonishing to me that dinosaurs can be dead but we learn so much about them

[@gamingleopard428]

Welp this book series has LOOOORE!! Someone call matpat

[@DiamondEmpyrean8273]

And getting stomped by a very large dinosaur.

[@crazedcasey]

holy shit the 1st artist is genuinely so damn good

[@michaeldriskell2038]

I've missed seeing your posts for some time now !! I'm glad you're back .😊

[@pokefan366]

You can also be swallowed whole. A good example is what happens in Jurassic World in the Mosasaurus pool when the flying dinosaurs got out and attacked.

[@toshhimself1606]

Getting hit full force by ankylosaurus's tail would also be lethal.

[@eaglehood224]

Being stomped on by any large dinosaur is also an option but most likely to come from a herbivore.

[@DinoAnaProt-NZ]

Styracosaurus Killing You. It's like Getting Hit by A Yak With A Long Horn On the nose

[@Compsognathus09]

Love these vids, plz part 2

[@justanormalguy9080]

Getting hit by an anky in your legs and you unable to walk while waiting for certain doom of what type, be it starvation, getting stomp on and worse of all getting eatin alive while know you cant do nothing

[@polish_pigeon]

People: Feathered and scientifically accurate dinosaurs aren't scary ):< This video:

[@cosmicplayz8773]

I wonder how different human civilization would be if we co-existed with dinosaurs from the start.

[@theoofer478]

We already did

[@The_Story_Of_Us]

I think the most terrifying way is still to be targeted by a large Dromeosaur. Likely scenario is that the bear sized animal sinks its giant foot claw into you, pinning you to the ground as it starts to rip you apart with its sharp teeth. If a T-Rex bites you, you die instantly, so that’s that. There’s a certain size range in which most animals in that range can be the most devastatingly brutal in how they take you out. Let’s take say Pachcephalosaurus. That animal is easily big enough to kill you, but not in one go, and it would do so by repeatedly headbutting you with its thick skull, breaking bone after bone and causing massive internal bleeding until you slowly and painfully succumb to your injuries. Medium sized Theropods probably generally have a severe capacity to make your passing as unpleasant as possible.

[@FrshJurassicPrnceYA]

“You are alive when they start to eat you!” So Dr. Grant was right all along. Also, don’t forget getting trampled to death by a giant Sauropod.

[@Entr0py_Gojira]

You forgot crushed. Ankylosaurs, hadrousaurs, anything big enough to step on you, etc