The Only Dinosaur More Terrifying In Real Life Than Movies

To many people, the Dilophosaurus is a small, venom spitting dinosaur that played a minor role in Jurassic Park. However, in reality the Dilophosaurus was actually much more impressive, as it wasn't just one of the first dinosaurs to become an apex predator, but it was also the largest dinosaur and animal on land in North America during the Early Jurassic.

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0:00 Intro
0:44 Discovery
1:18 Classification
2:08 Size
3:12 Neck Frill & Crest Function
4:30 Deadly Giant Jaws
5:13 Scavenger, Hunter, Or Fisher?
6:43 Confirmed Attacks On Other Dinosurs
7:27 Powerful Arms and Large Claws
8:11 Speed
8:58 Pack Behavior
9:30 The Most Damaged Theropod Ever
10:52 Range & Time Of Existence
11:16 Climate & Habitat
11:50 Animals It Lived With
13:11 Announcment

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