The Second Dinosaurian Pack is NOW COMMENCING!!

Starting off the pack is a graceful giant.

Diplodocus.

If sauropods were buildings, Diplodocus would be a bridge. The name Diplodocus means “Double Beam”, which is due to the pair of spines on the neck and tail vertebrae that give it the support and attachments for muscles to attach and give the neck and tail their flexibility. This animal is one of the longest sauropod, measuring on average about 80ft from about to tail and is a common American Jurassic sauropod along with Apatosaurus and Brachiosaurus. Its tail, when swung, is thought to be able to break through the sound barrier, which allows it to both protect itself from the large carnivores of Jurassic America, and in my opinion and some paleontologists, communicate with others of its kind in low frequency booming noises caused by the tail whip.

And here, a pair of Stegosaurus watched as a herd of these Thunder-Titans passed by, even the calves that joined the herd recently dwarfing the elephant sized Stegosaurs.