[Renfield]

The "King of Gore" tyrannosaur, unearthed in southern Utah, belongs to the same family as the famous Tyrannosaurus rex.

Illustration by Andrey Atuchin

[Renfield]

Ping

[fortheDeclaration]

These people sure have a wild imagination!

[COBOL2Java]

...western North America, then a separate continent called Laramidia that stretched from Alaska to Mexico, was an original home of the tyrannosaurs.

[twister881]

Man-Bear-Pig!?

[Hyman Roth]

cant be true. the earth is only 6,000 years old. So I’m told.

[frithguild]

amazing that those dinosaurs had camaras

[central_va]

He’s in my fuel tank right now.

[a fool in paradise]

"Well, doggies! That shore was a funny looking critter."

[driftless2]

Actually, the real title of this creature is “King Of All Gore.” Eventually, the title was shortened to King Al Gore. The Gores are the only remaining descendants of lizard people.

[Jack Hammer]

‘Lythronax argestes (which literally means “Gore King from the Southwest”) once stalked the shores of western North America in search of prey.’

Now, of course, they’re all in congress.

[tumblindice]

“smaller than the T-rex”
It’s not size of the dinosaur in the fight, it’s, uh, the ... something else.
Not his ridiculous arms, that’s for sure.