Dino Death Match

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Science Documentary hosted by Johnathan Kydd, published by National Geographic in 2015 - English narration

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Dino Death Match A fossil known as the ‘Duelling Dinosaurs’ depicts predator and prey as they died in combat. A dramatic fossil, but also one that is central to a controversial debate; does it provide evidence proving the existence of a separate tyrannosaur species? It could reveal a pygmy tyrant – the Nanotyrannus. As the evidence for and against this predator is reviewed, it reveals a dinosaur like no other, brought to life in stunning CGI. The Velociraptor and Protoceratops were engaged in a desperate struggle when they were abruptly buried by a landslide Discovered: Gobi desert, Mongolia, 1971 Age: 74 million years Location: Mongolian Dinosaur Museum, Ulan Bator They will remain forever locked in mortal combat. The Velociraptor has sunk its deadly foot claw deep into the neck of the herbivore, a boar-sized creature called Protoceratops. This vicious attack may have hit the carotid artery – a lethal blow. But the Protoceratops fought back. It has thrown the Velociraptor to the ground before it, and its jaws are locked on to the predator's right arm. The bite appears to have broken the Velociraptor's arm. "There is no doubt these animals were fighting," says Mark Norell of the American Museum of Natural History in New York, who studied the fossil while it was on loan ...