Dino Scream Reviews the Albertaceratops!
In case you missed it, Dino Scream Reviews has posted another early review from the Beasts of the Mesozoic: Ceratopsian Series wave 3. This time for the Albertaceratops!
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Utahraptor ostrommaysi (Utah’s predator): Length: 18-23 ft long Weight: up to 500 kg Family: Dromaeosauridae Location: Utah, USA Time: period: 135 Ma, Early Cretaceous Named by: J. Kirkland et al., 1993 The largest of all raptor dinosaurs, Utahraptor is also the oldest dromaeosaurid, living approximately 135 million years ago. As a highly-adapted carnivore, Utahraptor hunted…
