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Baryonyx walkeri feasting on the carrion of Iguanodon bernissartensis, undisturbed by the crocodile, Goniopholis cressidens. Hungry adolescent in the background knows better to keep his distance.
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Baryonyx walkeri feasting on the carrion of Iguanodon bernissartensis, undisturbed by the crocodile, Goniopholis cressidens. Hungry adolescent in the background knows better to keep his distance.
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There's no way we can ever answer that. Big predators (especially solitary ones) avoid confrontation, as it consumes energy and might have fatal consequences.
And it's not like vultures are "sharing" the dead zebra buffet on the savannah in a social behavior sense. They just eat what they can, before they have to fight against other scavengers arriving at the scene.
And it's not like vultures are "sharing" the dead zebra buffet on the savannah in a social behavior sense. They just eat what they can, before they have to fight against other scavengers arriving at the scene.
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