Jurassic James® explains Ekrixinatosaurus 1

Jurassic James® explains Ekrixinatosaurus , an older (geologic time) abelisaur than Carnotaurus.
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[@nonyabiz9487]

Ekrixinatosaurus is one of my favorites. The Abelisaurids were one of the most succesful theropod dinosaurs ever. They seem to be found all over the world and the species lasted for millions of years.

[@jurassicjames65]

The Abelisaurids are way too underappreciated in my option too. That is why I have reviewed so many of them!

[@nonyabiz9487]

@@jurassicjames65 Ya totally! The T rex will always overshadow the Abelisaurids but they were the true terrors of the Earth. They maybe smaller than trex but they had a lot of sharp teeth and there was a lot of them and everywhere!

[@thegreatdinoranger3425]

Great video as always! I always like learning about species that don't get as much recognition as other popular species. I really like your examples showing the relationship between predators in the same environment such as lions and hyenas. I am curious about one thing on your North American predator example: Where would mountain lions fit since it also lives in places with wolves and bears?

[@jurassicjames65]

Mountain lions are direct competitors for both bears and wolves. It is similar to late Cretaceous North Africa, where we have so many large predators: Spinosaurus, Carcharodontosaurus, and Rugops.