2,000sf Prehistoric Carnivores

Come face to face with Prehistoric Carnivores, infamous hunters that devour their prey. The majority of scientists consider the Mosasaurus, Tyrannosaurus rex, and Deinonychus to be predators; but whether or not they are scavengers instead of, or in addition to, predators is a matter of debate. Analyze these creatures and partake in the scientific discussion: predators and/or scavengers?

Keep an eye out for the oceanic Mosasaurus lurking in the shadows, waiting to ambush its next meal. Witness a pack of Deinonychus feasting on a Tenontosaurus carcass marred by lacerations, while a ferocious Tyrannosaurus rex protects its Triceratops prey in North America. Quickly walk past a dead herbivorous Protoceratops in Asia before its predator spots a new feeding opportunity.

This delicious adventure satisfies all appetites!

Tyrannosaurus Rex & Dead Triceratops

A ferocious T. rex protects its Triceratops prey in North America.

Dead Protoceratops

A deceased Protoceratops lies on the ground in Asia, about to be eaten by a predator.

Three Deinonychus & Dead Tenontosaurus

Three Deinonychus feast on a Tenontosaurus carcass after killing the prey with powerful slashes of their claws.

Mosasaurus

A Mosasaurus lurks in the shadows, waiting to ambush its next meal.