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a prehistoric
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a war between herbivores and carnivores
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and the plenteous they seem to break all
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of the rules there's nothing like them
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around today for these plant 80 Giants
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survival relies on a battery of weapons
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and defenses as impressive on the inside
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as they are on the outside
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a single blow from those horns continue
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now for the first time it's 65 million
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Imaging technology takes us inside their
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bodies to reveal just what the world's
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toughest defenders are made of
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America during the Cretaceous period
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stockier escape for some of the toughest
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meanest predators ever to inhabit
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carnivores have evolved into flesh
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ravine machines why
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because dinner is not there for the
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tractor
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the prey they hunt are the most well
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armed best protected animals in history
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herbivores of the Cretaceous are built
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to take on the biggest teeth and
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sharpest claws Nature has ever produced
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ankylosaurus has armor designed like a
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bulletproof vest
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Triceratops horns can pierce the heart
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of a Tyrannosaurus Rex parecer office
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can detect a threat the miles away
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and a full-grown sauroposeidon is a
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colossus too big to take down
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these plant eaters are not for shows
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they know they're not pansies we have
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records quite a few of a dope
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dinosaurian predators being killed by
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herbivores it did happen it happens
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today Lions get kicked in the face and
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died from a single blows liver end of a
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zebra
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despite advanced defensive tools being a
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plant-eater during the Cretaceous is no
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picnic
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these guys had to be able to deal with
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living in a world with sophisticated
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meters
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there were Raptors hunting you there
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were Tyrannosaurus hunting you
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and there was death from the skies
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in the form of Kensu koalas a 400-pound
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playing carnivorous reptile
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or the Raptor deinonychus fast and
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lethal it has a top speed of 40 miles an
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hour and claws they can slice right
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through the toughest huh
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yet there's one meteor who tops them all
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Tyrannosaurus Rex is the most awesome
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creature that has ever lived in the
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history of the planet
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the powerful jaws of Tyrannosaurus Rex
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can fight down with 7,000 pounds of
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force twice the power of a saltwater
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croc
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but the herbivores t-rex hunts do more
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than just play defense they fight back
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if there's an animal who's sent with
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frightened of t-rex its stressor
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it represents what happens when you will
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follow something that can stand up to
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the power of tyrannosaurus rex
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Triceratops is the most dangerous
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dinosaur probably the most dangerous
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animal ever to evolved on land
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this plant eater is a hulking
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four-legged creature 26 feet long 10
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feet high
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Wayne six terms
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Triceratops is an amazing animal simply
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because it was absolutely enormous they
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had this big massive body with a big gut
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so you know we're talking about animal
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that's maybe four or five times a
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triceratops is half as tall as a t-rex
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yet it weighs about the same
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the difference is how that weight is
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distributed
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it's back legs are straight like a rhino
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its front legs splay out like a lizard
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this design pushes its center of gravity
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toward the business end its head a head
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that weighs 1,000 pounds the bottom line
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when a triceratops digs in it's not
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going anywhere
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this bulldozer is built for a direct
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frontal attack
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this powerful head and shoulders protect
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a body covered in the Hyksos on a t-rex
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could slice right through tracer top so
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had this wonderful protective thing on
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the front of its head it's got a frill
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that protects its neck one of the most
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vulnerable places on the animal
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through his solid bone six times thicker
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than a human skull
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to foil an opponent its strongest at the
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edges
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this frill forms an almost impenetrable
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shield one able to repel the most
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powerful jaws the earth has ever known
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the frill the bone over the necklace
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that deck it's in several layers and
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it's a composite armour on top would be
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a thick layer of fingernail like skin
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almost impossible to bite through this
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four-legged monster is well-protected
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and dangerous Triceratops is heavily
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armed and heavily armored and can kill
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for a triceratops power is everything
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sometimes they even take on members of
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their own species in a battle for
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dominance
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this bruisers primary weapon a pair of
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four-foot long horns mounted on its
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skull
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these horns make those of modern
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creatures look lightweight
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a rhino's horn is made of hair an
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elephant tusk of ivory but Triceratops
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horn is constructed of solid bone
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growing directly out of the skull their
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horns a foot wide at the base are able
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to withstand up to 36 thousand pounds of
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force that's strong enough to rip
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through the body of a car
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it is good to come back you and it can
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move left and it can move right and can
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swing those brow horns and the nose horn
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at you in a great sphere of aggression
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a single blow from those homes could
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kill you
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there's a reason Triceratops became the
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most successful plant even at the
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and why a predator thinks twice before
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the irony for hunting is that the hunter
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is often weren't worried about their own
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welfare they're actually concerned about
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injuring themselves in that process any
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predator puts its life at risk every
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time it has even things like t-rex a
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carnivore trying to bring down a
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defender like this relies on a stealth
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approach a surprise attack and a whole
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lot of guts one could imagine that the
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conflict between Tyrannosaurus and
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Triceratops may have been one of the
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greatest combats that naturist ever had
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we have one of the greatest predators
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nature has ever produced and one of the
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greatest defenders nature has ever
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produced
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sparring off with some truly awesome
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weaponry there's nothing like that in
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the world today
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tricera-cops most effective defensive
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tool is one totally hidden from vehicle
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a ball and socket joint which connects
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it's 1,000 pound head to its neck
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this joint gives Triceratops the ability
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to maneuver its head almost 360 degrees
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this phone is the closest nature has
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ever produced to a perfect sphere it
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allows movement in almost any direction
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in a fraction of a second a triceratops
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can place its head directly between its
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body
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it's like a gigantic white rhinoceros on
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it's and always faces here this unique
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adaptation this flexibility and
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manoeuvrability is not found on any
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other dinosaur before on any mammal
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today
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you could imagine it being able to turn
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its head very rapidly very quickly one
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direction or another Rhino can't do that
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almost fencing with your horns that
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touch their tops could do
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the result
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quite possibly a fatal blow
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on average Triceratops kill TVs major
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mortality factor and t-rex populations
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was this tank deserve it this tank
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supposing both strong solid oil and
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dangerous weapons all deliver the power
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to stand up to huge predators
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but in the world of the Cretaceous how
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the Dementors come equipped with tools
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not only to survive an attack but to
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defeat an opponent
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and Kyla Soros is an herbivore designer
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he'll freak Montana
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sixty-eight million years
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prehistoric plant eaters lived everyday
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with the target on their back to avoid
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becoming dead they rely on specialized
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evolutionary adaptations
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in turn alarm advanced designs and
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armaments copper than anything found on
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animals
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these are animals that have defensive
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herbivores who seemed to do marvels of
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engineering very dangerous heavily armed
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heavily armored targets the Triceratops
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can hold its own against almost any
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predator
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with three horns and a bony shield even
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the t-rex keeps its distance an
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ankylosaurus is completely different
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it may be an herbivore but it has the
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tools to stop an attacker dead in its
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tracks
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and Kaila source was a walking tank the
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massively armed and armored animal 30
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feet long and weighing in at four tonnes
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and Kyla Soros calls the American West
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home interesting thing about in Kyla
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Sora's which makes them kind of cool is
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that they're their pelvis has been
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modified so it's very broad they have an
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enormous gut and they were probably
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engaging what's called fermentation
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digestion and we see that in like cows
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and horses and whatnot done they use
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bacteria to break down the cellulose in
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the material the problem is that you
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probably would not want to be downwind
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of it of an income sources just probably
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just a stinking machine walking its way
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through the forest digesting plant
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fibers the hardest job in the ecosystem
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and ankylosaurus tackled that job which
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is why it needed that enormous bulk
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gigantic stomachs subdivided and
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testings and that means you're slow
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you're very slow and you have to feed 12
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15 18 hours a day and you're vulnerable
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for most of the day and therefore you
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have to have static Armour
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small and low-slung this vegetarian can
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not only survive a t-rex attack but
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sometimes it can even defeat one its
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first line of defense a tank like body
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its primary form of defending itself
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might be hunkering down onto the ground
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letting its armored body protect from
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the teeth and the claws of the
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Tyrannosaurus
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and Kaila sources specialized armors
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designed to be strong and lightweight
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skeletal plates embedded in the skin are
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aligned in regular rows down the neck
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back and hips
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spaces between the plates allow this
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hulking creature to a free
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while similar to scales found on today's
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praça dials or alligators the way these
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plates are constructed makes them a
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whole lot tougher
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ankylosaurus has not won
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the three layers of armor and the head
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so protected by SiC bone that not even
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an adult female t-rex could inflict a
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killing bite
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the plates are totally unlike the bones
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of metals they're made of criss-crossing
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layers of minerals and collagen fibers
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made of protein that strengthen bone the
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way steel rods reinforce concrete
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it's a design used today in bulletproof
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jackets interwoven layers can absorb the
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power of a piercing attack
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and Karla Soros pretty much was not
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afraid of anything
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because it would be very difficult to
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kill this beast
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this creatures armor protects something
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else as well its eyes
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the eyelids of an ankylosaurus are made
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of bone
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Penkala sores are enormous they didn't
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have legs they didn't need to chase
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after their prey the vegetation it
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wasn't going anywhere it was just there
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they had these bone plates that had
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formed in if skin and this is similar to
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what we see in crocodiles armor on the
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back well with inkowl's burrows they
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went even farther they case their entire
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backs their sides the bellies even
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developed these bones in the eyelid so
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that had armored eyelids yet a body
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covered in steel tough armor is only the
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beginning
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ankylosaurus also has a powerful
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offensive weapon its tail a club that
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can pummel an opponent with 43,000
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pounds of force
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the top half is composed of muscle
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the vertebrae on the lower half are
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fused together to form a solid rod like
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with
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this tail can snap more than 45 degrees
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in either direction
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at the very end is a bony mass like a
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built-in sledgehammer
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a giant mace that's really well built
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for smashing into the heads or the legs
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of Tyrannosaurus and its relatives all
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tail this tail packs a punch powerful to
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shatter the leg bones of almost any
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predator no matter how good that club
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could crush bone shatter teeth if not
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killed outright wounded in such a way
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that's likely to starve to death like a
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wrecking ball Wayne almost 100 pounds
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swinging at a speed of 48 miles per hour
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it strikes a devastating blow
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the tip is designed not to spin on
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impact it absorbs the stress of all that
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fire
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the hammer gives because it's not solid
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bone instead it's honeycombed with soft
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tissue marrow blood and fat
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and Kyla Soros combines steel like
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protective plates with a powerful
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offensive weapon the result a creature
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with hugh rivals over more than a
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hundred million years of evolution
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Nakano source represents the end of the
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history of the armored dinosaurs the
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ultimate and dinosaurian tanks
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but some dinosaurs don't rely on body
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armor and weapons for defense they have
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an entirely different strategy
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much much bigger
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Montana
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it's not called the Wild West for
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nothing
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hungry predators are everywhere
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in response prey developed an awesome
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array of defensive strategies
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strategies that don't rely on
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intelligence but on physical traits
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sauroposeidon is a gargantuan beasts
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growing 250 tonnes or more
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swore Poseidon was one of the largest
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animals that ever lived on land
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if you're gigantic they're fewer and
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fewer predators that can attack you also
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getting big as the only game in town
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a fully-grown sauroposeidon is 60 feet
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tall and almost 100 feet long
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it's neck alone is four stories long
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a single vertebrae almost as tall as a
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grown man
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and a single thigh bone always over
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habit
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they seem to break all the rules there's
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nothing like them around today
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painting over 72 million calories of
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fresh meat you'd think sauroposeidon
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would be the jackpot for a bloodthirsty
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carnivore they don't have horns they
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don't have armor really the only
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anti-predator defense they have is sheer
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size but size does matter when a Goliath
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like this is fully grown even the most
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vicious predators keep their distance
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even the most ferocious Raptor at the
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Cretaceous Deinonychus yet at 200 pounds
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this Raptor pales in comparison to its
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50 ton quarry
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if we're talking about a single adult
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deinonychus and a single adult
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sauroposeidon the story goes stuff like
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this but for a sauroposeidon reaching
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all sizes can take years worse fossil
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evidence shows that juveniles live alone
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separated from the herd until they reach
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at least a third of their adult weight
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that means for nearly a decade they
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wandered the forest alone and that
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forest is crawling with Deinonychus
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intelligent and well-off they hunt on
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their own or sometimes in packs
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they run with a top speed of 40 miles
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per hour these Raptors can take on a
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youngster
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for a young sauroposeidon there's just
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one solution
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get big fast
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and that's going to take a lot of fuel
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number-one concern in life would be
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feeding the Beast
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the land is covered in bass poorest of
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ferns pines and monkey bust an ancient
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conifer
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many of these plants have almost no
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nutritional value
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the hardest job in the animal world the
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dinosaur world was not t-rex his job
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digesting me is a piece of cake it's
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very very simple digesting plant fibers
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the hardest job in the world to gain
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enough nutrients to grow indestructible
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large sauroposeidon has to chow down
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huge amounts of vegetation they were
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like walking vacuum cleaners you've got
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40 or 50 tons of flesh to feed and you
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eat low-quality food you have to put
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away hundreds of pounds maybe a ton of
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