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May 9, 2019 · Dinotasia - Allosaurus Scene [HD] Junsik Jung. 1.11K subscribers. Subscribed. 5.1K. 284K views 5 years ago. A journey immersing the audience in the lost world of the Mesozoic through a series of...
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Stumpy is a male Tyrannosaurus rex who was featured in the fourth episode of Dinosaur Revolution, End Game.
Stumpy's body was primarily grayish-black with white pits and divots on his head, and had either yellow or white eyes. His most notable feature is his missing right arm, which was ripped off during a territorial fight between him and Jack Palance.
End Game
Stumpy and a bigger and more aggressive male T. rex, known as Jack Palance, are fighting at a seashore over a territory. Both males made a fighting display including roaring. After a short fight, Jack Palance grabs Stumpy's arm and rips it off, thus winning the duel. Defeated, Stumpy retreats as Jack roars victoriously. Fast forward a bit, and we see Stumpy again with his mate Tinkerbelle, as they watch their two babies play. They fall asleep and as the pair sleep, their offspring chase a little Pachycephalosaurus into a log. However, Jack was there, and Jack cannibalizes the two offspring. Then Stumpy and Tinkerbelle check and find their young have been eaten. At night Stumpy comforts Tinkerbelle. The next day they attack and kill a Triceratops, and eat it, but the cannibalistic rival of theirs, Jack Palance, returns again, staring at Tinkerbelle, and Stumpy and Jack have a reunion. Then they bite each others snouts, and a splash of blood was torn off of Jack, but Jack was bigger and so recovers quicker, biting Stumpy's neck. He sees the remaining healthy front limb and Jack tries to rip it off, but Tinkerbelle comes from behind and bites Jack's leg, before her mate is free and knocks over Jack, and Jack lands his throat into the horn of the Triceratops carcass, and dies. Later that night, Stumpy and Tinkerbelle are seen cuddling with each other. Tinkerbelle stands up showing she is ready to mate, Stumpy gets up and walks to her and gets into the mating position. Tinkerbelle takes a step forward, stomping an eggshell of their previous young, it then pans out showing them mating. Later in the episode, the female lays a clutch of eggs, and scares her mate away. Later, a pack of Troodon arrive, surrounding the nest to take an egg. A Troodon takes an egg, but Stumpy grabs the Troodon and kills it, but drops and breaks the egg. He then scares away the pack. Months later, in the morning, Tinkerbelle starts digging the nest, but only a pack of mammals get out, with all, except one egg, eaten. The female tends to the lone egg, and the baby hatches. Later, on the day of the impact of the asteroid, the baby T. rex has became a teenager and leaves his parents to mess with a Ankylosaurus. Later, when the asteroid crashed and destroyed everything, Stumpy and his mate are found dead.
Feb 28, 2013 · My first full resounding of a video, I present the T. rex battle between Stumpy and Jack from the opening of the fourth episode of DR, 'End Game'.
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A film version of Dinosaur Revolution has been released on DVD called Dinotasia, a version which includes all the best parts of the series without any narration. Wikis dedicated to dinosaur TV shows
Dinosaur Revolution is a four-part American nature documentary produced by Creative Differences. [1] [2] It utilizes computer-generated imagery to portray dinosaurs and other animals from the Mesozoic era. The program was originally aired on the Discovery Channel and Science .
Dinosaur Revolution is a four-part English nature documentary produced by Creative Differences. It utilizes computer-generated imagery to portray some dinosaurs and other animals from the Mesozoic era (and a brief scene of the Paleozoic and Cenozoic era). The program was originally aired on...
One of our favourite natural history subjects, the good old dinosaur, gets a makeover and then some in this fantastically ambitious and groundbreaking animation.
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