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Jurassic Park Rush- Albertosaurus documentary part 2
By TREX...rage!!
Exhausted from the hunt the Albertosaurs stop for a while to recollect some energy. The female gets up and heads out of the forest. She sprints up hill and goes down to the water’s edge to take a drink. After a quenching drink, she heads into the river and starts swimming with her legs to the other side. She gets to shore and heads straight to the trees where she and the other Albertasaur came out before. She comes to the tree where she left the baby. The baby Albertosaur was safely wedged in the tree still almost asleep. But it’s mother’s return put it back to life and it started to chirp excitedly. It waited as the mother carefully closed her mouth around itself. The mother picked the baby up and headed back towards the kill. She crossed the river and headed down the hill to the forest. At her return, the male Albertosaur left the carcass for the river to get a drink himself. He had already had his fill for the day. The female set the baby down and reached for the carcass. She slowly ripped off a chunk of meat and put it in front of the baby. The baby excitedly dug its muzzle into the fresh meat and began to eat. The female returned to the carcass and began to gorge herself. The carcass will last this family of Albertosaurs for a week. After that, the Albertosaurs will not have to hunt for another month at most. But the baby might call for increased hunting.
The Albertosaurs sleep near their kill over the rest of the night. A deep roar in the forest awakes them. The Albertosaurs know that it’s not safe to stay where they are with the carcass’s scent to attract other hungry carnivores. They defecate on the remaining carcass and leave just as a Spinosaurus lingers in. They move out of the forest and go to the river. The baby is inside the females mouth sleeping. The female sets the baby down and goes to the river to drink. A roar envelops them as a huge beast comes out of the forest behind them. The Albertosaurs go back to the baby and stand in front of it to shield it from any threat. The threat was a Ceratosaurus. It was a hungry one at that. It had bite wounds on itself that were made previously. No doubt from the Spinosaur. The Ceratosaurus was trying to move to the baby but the parents got back in time. The Albertosaurs stomped their feet and roared at the Ceratosaur to move off. The Ceratosaur hesitated but moved away. With the threat gone, the female Albertosaurus picked up the baby in her mouth and with the male, went off to find a safer place to settle in for a while.
Later on in the midday, a huge storm came colliding on to the island. The river started to purge over, and destructive winds tore out trees. The Albertosaur family was huddled together in a cave between two enormous hills. The rain was pounding down like never before and river water was making towards their sanctuary. Within an hour the cave was half filled with water. The female had the baby clenched safely between her jaws. Both Albertosaurs started to swim out of the cave. They swam out into the roaring winds. They made their way to a thicket of trees. The female placed the baby on to a tree high up away from the waters. She herself clamped onto a tree with her jaws so that the floodwaters wouldn’t take her away. The male tried to get a grip on a tree but he was too late. He got swept away by the floodwaters to his end.
Hours after the floodwaters receded, the female Albertosaurus was crounched over huge carcass. She was resting her head on the carcass, not moving a muscle. She slowly raised her head and bellowed out mournful bawls of sadness. The baby joined the chorus of defeat. The sad bellows reached across the land and was heard throughout the island.
End of Albertasaurus documentary. A day in life of an Albertasaurus.
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1/22/02 11:58:06 PM
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