Do you know how terrifying the bite force of the ratchet is? Have you ever seen a saber-toothed tiger that can kill with one hit? Take an inventory of the eight most terrifying death behemoths in the Jurassic world today. The first place is an absolutely terrifying existence.
Eighth place, Thorny Stegosaurus. Thorny stegosaurus often lives in the desert in a tribal way, in everyone's impression, he is a more familiar dinosaur, people generally believe that it is more docile, but thorny stegosaurus is absolutely deadly, although its size is much smaller than ordinary stegosaurus. But because it has more lethal spikes and a stronger and more flexible body, it makes him a very formidable opponent. In the film, the creature is often portrayed as a docile human friend, but never anger this horrible life. If you are not careful, you will be pierced, resulting in serious injuries. If provoked, he will show his deadly killer instinct, and if the spike-covered tail twitches hard, he can directly beat the opponent to the skin in an instant, even the Tyrannosaurus rex or Tyrannosaurus rex may have to back down in front of him, because this dinosaur is smaller. Therefore, once its tail unfolds, the attack spike will accurately pierce the heart of ordinary prey. Even if it does not hit the fatal part, the powerful tail is like a steel thorn, which will pump the person until the unconscious organ is ruptured. If you are attacked by him, then you can only pray to stay away from it in the next life.
The seventh saber-toothed tiger, the saber-toothed tiger, is different from the dinosaurs we have seen before, it is a real apex predator living in prehistoric times, this ancient giant cat resurrected on Mandy Island, is undoubtedly a more top-notch existence than various dinosaurs. Saber-toothed tigers can be said to be near-perfectly developed creatures. It has large, strong retractable claws. and a body that can run fast on all fours. Of course, the deadliest thing is his ten-inch-long enormity. This ultimate weapon is capable of penetrating almost any living thing, and it can very easily crush a person's head and quickly end the life of the prey, but don't forget that there are two fangs in the back of the brain that pierce the back of the head at the same time, so that a fatal blow can paralyze the prey. Saber-toothed tigers are adept at hunting their prey in this brutal way, waiting until the prey is completely dead. He will begin to enjoy your delicious offal, and then slowly leave only a pile of white bones. It is conceivable what the deadly saber-toothed tiger existed in prehistoric times, but the more terrifying has not yet appeared