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Daspletosaurus attacking styracosaurs

Daspletosaurus attacking styracosaurs. Artwork of the predatory dinosaur Daspletosaurus torosus attacking a Styracosaurus herd. These dinosaurs lived around 84-72 million years ago. Daspletosaurus reached a length of up to 10 metres (m) and weighed 2 to 3.5 tonnes. It is classified in the same family as Tyrannosaurus rex and may have been its close ancestor. Styracosaurus was a herbivore that is thought to have gathered in herds. Its distinctive spiked frill and horns may have been used both as a defence against predators and in mating displays or rituals. It reached about 5m long and weighed up to 3 tonnes

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This artwork captures a thrilling moment from the Late Cretaceous period, as a Daspletosaurus torosus launches a fierce attack on a herd of Styracosaurus. The predatory nature of Daspletosaurus is evident in its aggressive pursuit of the herbivorous Styracosaurs, showcasing the harsh realities of prehistoric life. Daspletosaurus, classified in the same family as Tyrannosaurus rex, may have been an ancestor to this iconic predator. With a length reaching up to 10 meters and weighing between 2 to 3.5 tonnes, it was an imposing force on Earth during that time. In contrast, Styracosaurus relied on its distinctive spiked frill and horns for defense against predators like Daspletosaurus. These features not only served as protection but also played roles in mating displays or rituals within their herds. Growing up to 5 meters long and weighing around 3 tonnes, these herbivores were formidable creatures themselves. The artist's attention to detail brings this ancient scene back to life with vivid colors and intricate textures. As we gaze upon this illustration, we are transported back millions of years ago when these magnificent dinosaurs roamed the Earth. This mesmerizing print serves as a reminder of our planet's rich history and the incredible diversity that once existed within its ecosystems. It sparks curiosity about our world's past inhabitants while igniting awe for their strength and survival instincts amidst constant battles for dominance in nature's unforgiving arena.

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