MMB Chapter 430 - 131: Missed Sea Disaster, Tyrannosaurus rex, Mosasaur_2
Chapter 430 - 131: Missed Sea Disaster, Tyrannosaurus rex, Mosasaur_2
Chapter 430: Chapter 131: Missed Sea Disaster, Tyrannosaurus rex, Mosasaur_2The deep roars of the brachiosaurs echoed like rolling thunder from the horizon. As the wounded brachiosaur managed to walk, the rest of the herd gradually started moving. They began moving slowly away from the gift left by the Carcharodontosaurus, indicating that they had no designs on the predators’ prey.
The difference between herbivorous and carnivorous dinosaurs was evident. Despite their massive size, their lack of offensive methods forced the brachiosaurs to back down when faced with the razor-sharp teeth of the Carcharodontosaurus.
Watching the brachiosaurs carefully protect their young and slowly leave under the watch of Carcharodontosaurus, Yan Fei could only sigh regretfully.
The Carcharodontosaurus, without waiting for the brachiosaurs to go far, began rushing towards the food, squabbling over it. Blood and flesh flew everywhere; growls echoed continuously. The Carcharodontosaurus seemed to forget that they were just allies, now regarding each other as enemies, even biting at their comrades with wide-open mouths.
A weighed Nedoceratops, in the rivalry of the carcharodontosaurs, soon turned into white bones.
The smell of blood attracted more carnivorous dinosaurs and pterosaurs circled in the sky.
Once the Carcharodontosaurus left contentedly, other small carnivorous dinosaurs immediately rushed up,
Although these small creatures held no value for him, they at least expanded his horizons.
In the dangerous dinosaur world, these small animals had their survival tricks. Some were good at burrowing, others were adept at climbing trees. Some had super hearing or were highly visual creatures, while some were extremely sensitive to any slight movements in their surroundings.
With no survival tricks of their own, they wouldn’t stand a chance in this world overcome by gigantic creatures.
These were the earliest versions of mammals. As for the other small organisms in the forest, although they didn’t catch his eye, they added to his knowledge.