Theropods

So it's Oranosaurus.

It is Theropod.

It's D-Rex with those long arms.

You guys, Deinocheirus is definitely the number one spookiest dinosaur of all times.

And I write original articles there once a week.

And I've been starting to do Let's Plays of dinosaur games like Blood Mall and Theropods and things like that.

Just enjoying the dinosaur media a little bit more.

And for finding Tyrant Lizard Queen, you can find that really through any bookseller that is out through St. Martin's Press, which is a Macmillan imprint, or really any indie bookstore or library.

Let me guess, Tim.

You're going to choose the vicious carnivores, Team Theropod.

Actually,

I'm going to go for the dim-witted herbivores, Team Stegosauria.

But why?

Well, everyone loves an underdog, especially in a grand final.

I guess I'll go with the faster, fiercer, feistier, Team Theropod.

May the best team win.

These are theropods, so two feet, long tail.

Short arms, head on the end of the neck with big jaws and teeth.

Theropod shaped.

Look at the bones.

Abelisaurids are notable in their overall anatomy for very short snouts.

[upbeat music] Don't even know what the hell it is.

Theropoda allosaurus.

Some type of enormous reptile that we believe died out in the Cretaceous Period.

So where's it been hiding the last 60 million years? This animal is much too big to be some kind of lost dinosaur.