Deinonychus vs Tenontosaurus Theropoda using its hind limbs to

using its hind limbs to swim and its forelimbs to move on land

meaning it ate mainly meat or insects

Their size varied

Height 101mm

Deinonychus vs Tenontosaurus Theropoda using its hind limbs toThe scene begins in a lush forest, where a group of Deinonychus has detected a nearby Tenontosaurus. Predators slowly approach the herbivore, trying not to make noise so as not to alert it. Suddenly, one of the Deinonychus lunges at the Tenontosaurus, trying to bite into its neck, but the herbivore is fast and moves nimbly to dodge the attack. The other Deinonychus take advantage of the distraction to attack from the sides and hind legs of the