Put an Animal Extant or Extinct in a new Biome

[Godzillasaurus]

Depending on how large it was, I don't know how it would fare with the large theropods of that time such as carcharodontosaurus and spinosaurus specifically. It seems like that, given the immense size of the theropods, they would scare it away from any kill or carcass. It could be a rather potential prey item for both of them, assuming that they were a lot larger.

Would this be considered accurate?:



Because if so, it would be a rather easy picking for both carchy and spino, even if it decides to put up any sort of fight. Remember, anything small enough, regardless of weaponry and feeding type (carnivore, omnivore, herbivore) would be a definite possible prey item for spinosaurus, let alone something actually designed for taking down terrestrial animals...

But damn, didn't realize that it was THAT small

[creature386]

If Rugops was really 6 m long, I could actually see Arctodus competing with it.

[theropod]

"That small"?

It’s a massive animal, but I highly doubt anyone even seriously considered it could possibly rival a giant theropod. Of course this bear would be an easy picking for them.

[Godzillasaurus]

I realize that it is still a very big and bulky animal, just that I imagined it would tower over a human being as opposed to being pretty much the exact height on all fours

I think I have seen such before in size reconstructions, although it seems as if those specific ones are limited

[theropod]

Why did you expect it to tower over a human being? Can you imagine how huge a bear "towering" over a human when on all fours would be?

That scale actually overestimates its height. Here’s an accurate one:
blazze92.deviantart.com/art/Arctodus-simus-The-short-faced-bear-388555635

Even that ridiculously gigantic Acrotherium shown in some→ scales→ wouldn’t stand a chance when faced against a Carcharodontosaurus tough.

[drone]

How would caracals do in Australia?

[Deathadder]

They would possibly hunt wallabies and be in direct competipn with one dholes and other similarly sized predators.


How would a allosaurus trio fair in modern day Africa.

[theropod]

Depends on the area. If it has enough water and a comparatively healthy population of large game, they could fare rather well.

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Yutyrannus in modern day Canada?

[Deathadder]

Same-ish. There is less large game but the local predators would possibly be considers prey.

Pack of 8 Velociraptor in pantanal South America?