Erythrosuchidae or T-Rex the most terrifying?

[The Eternal Flame]

Nov 24, 2019 Tyrannosaurus Rex is usually the dinosaur that comes to mind when think of the stereotypically fiercest prehistoric predator. Maybe T-Rex was fierce, but the star of the Jurassic Park franchise at least until the Indo-hybrids took over had nothing on the most terrifying prehistoric murder machine ever...

https://www.syfy.com/syfywire/this-hypercarnivore-was-way-fiercer-than-t-rex

[Piney]

The paper this was derived from.

https://royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/rsos.191289

[Hankenhunter]

Obviously, you hav'nt met my ex mother in law. She makes either of those look like kittens. *shudder* 

She is a known relentless  atheist hunter who once on the trail, never gives up, never wears down, and has absolutely no remorse, forgiveness, or empathy. I still have nightmares.

Edited November 25, 2019 by Hankenhunter

[freetoroam]

3 hours ago, The Eternal Flame said:

Nov 24, 2019 Tyrannosaurus Rex is usually the dinosaur that comes to mind when think of the stereotypically fiercest prehistoric predator. Maybe T-Rex was fierce, but the star of the Jurassic Park franchise at least until the Indo-hybrids took over had nothing on the most terrifying prehistoric murder machine ever...

https://www.syfy.com/syfywire/this-hypercarnivore-was-way-fiercer-than-t-rex

Good job humans came along much later,  we would have been snacks to these beasts. 

[Piney]

On 11/24/2019 at 8:10 PM, freetoroam said:

Good job humans came along much later,  we would have been snacks to these beasts. 

We were snacks for a lot of beasts. Mostly big kitties. That's why we wiped them out. 

[freetoroam]

18 minutes ago, Piney said:

We were snacks for a lot of beasts. Mostly big kitties. That's why we wiped them out. 

Big kitties are not vegetarians,  I wonder if it would think twice before eating a leaf muncher ?  I think not.