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Paleontologists piece together evidence of an epic prehistoric battle as they uncover hundreds of bones piled one atop the other that indicate an entire herd of plant-eating dinosaurs was killed by large predators in a single event.
Paleontologists piece together evidence of an epic prehistoric battle as they uncover hundreds of bones piled one atop the other that indicate an entire herd of plant-eating dinosaurs was killed by large predators in a single event.
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S1, EP1 "Cannibal Dinosaur"Paleontologists discover the remains of the Majungatholus, a terrifying prehistoric predator, on the island of Madagascar in 1998; uncovering evidence of dinosaur cannibalism.
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S1, EP3 "Gang Killers"Scientists try to re-create what happened when a pack of deadly deinonychus raptors took on a plant-eating dinosaur known as the tenontosaurus more than double their size.
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S1, EP11 "Raptor vs. T-Rex"A paleontologist on a routine expedition in South Dakota discovers the mummified tail of a massive duckbilled dinosaur that appears to indicate an attack by both small raptors and a big Tyrannosaurus rex.
Jurassic Fight Club
S1, EP10 "River of Death"Paleontologists piece together evidence of an epic prehistoric battle as they uncover hundreds of bones piled one atop the other that indicate an entire herd of plant-eating dinosaurs was killed by large predators in a single event.
Jurassic Fight Club
S1, EP11 "Raptor vs. T-Rex"A paleontologist on a routine expedition in South Dakota discovers the mummified tail of a massive duckbilled dinosaur that appears to indicate an attack by both small raptors and a big Tyrannosaurus rex.
Jurassic Fight Club
S1, EP10 "River of Death"Paleontologists piece together evidence of an epic prehistoric battle as they uncover hundreds of bones piled one atop the other that indicate an entire herd of plant-eating dinosaurs was killed by large predators in a single event.
Jurassic Fight Club
S1, EP7 "Biggest Killers"Experts search for the largest prehistoric killer of all; elite predators included the Utahraptor, Allosaurus, Majungatholus, Albertosaurus and Tyrannosaurus.
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S1, EP6 "Hunter Becomes Hunted"Scientists reconstruct a battle for domination between an allosaurus and a ceratosaurus after discovering the remains of two types of predators and two kinds of herbivores in a Colorado quarry.
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