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Monsters Resurrected

Terror Bird

Sat, Sep 12, 2009
When the land bridge between North and South America formed, the terror bird migrated north where is competed with the saber tooth cat and wolves. This program examine why the wolf survived despite the fearsome armory of the other two predators.
0 /10
T-Rex of the Deep
An imperiled land lizard evolved in just a few million years into an apex predator in the fearsome Cretaceous oceans, driving the largest shark to extinction and plesiosaurs to new environs.
7.2 /10
Biggest Killer Dino
Spinosaurus was the largest dinosaur carnivore in history but was long known only from the photographs of a single partial skeleton lost to the world in a World War Two air raid. That, of course, makes paleontologists all the more curious and determined and additional fossil fragments have gradually been found. This program reviews what they have uncovered and what they suspect.
4.3 /10
Great American Predator
Paleontologists ponder how a carnosaur a bit smaller than Tyrannosaurus Rex could hunt a sauropod several times its size when T-Rex hunted smaller prey. The answer lies in a detailed look at the predator's anatomy, their prey and and a fossil track of an attack on a sauropod.
8 /10
The Giant Ripper
After the age of dinosaurs Australia was dominated by reptiles rather than the marsupials it is known for. The biggest of them all was a monitor lizard larger than a crocodile called Magalania. This program reviews the anatomical features that make Megalania and its chief competitor, the marsupial lion, apex predators.
7.8 /10

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