who were elasmosaurus enemies?
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Elasmosaurus, as a top predator probably didn't have too many enemies.\n\nWhile some of the larger mosasaurs such as Tylosaurus may have been able to give Elasmosaurus a fight, it's unlikely that they would have.  Elasmosaurus' body was quite well armoured, almost like a sea turtle's, and it would have been quite tough to injure.\n\nA really large predator like Kronosaurus could have done quite a number on Elasmosaurus, but there would probably be enough other prey about that it would prefer those to the overly crunchy plesiosaur.
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Labyrinth Lizards\nRainforest Rangers\nTropical Tigers
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There are many montrous lions in mythology.\nThe Chimera another Greek legend, had the body of a lion and the heads of the lion, goat and dragon.\nThe griffin of Greek mythology had the body of a lion and the head and wings of an eagle.\nThe Manticore has the body of a lion and the face of a man, and it eats people.\nThe androsphinx has the body of a lion and the face of a man.\nThe Criosphinx has the body of a lion and the head of an eagle.\nSo the previous answers were partially correct.\nThe Hippogriff was a winged horse with eagle claws and head.\n\nAs for just winged lions this seems to be the creature that the goddess Ishtar favored, but I don't know what the Babylonians called them. Sorry.\nThis site might be able to tell you, but I don't know.
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Don't think there's such a thing as a komodo rhino. There's a komodo dragon, but it couldn't kill T Rex. Not right away, but if it bit it and ran away, maybe. Their mouth is highly septic.
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Interesting facts about Camarasaurus: it was a herbivore. Its name means a "chambered lizard". It lived in the late Jurassic period, about 155 milion years ago. It probably travelled in herds and cared for its young, as fossils suggest.
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Well, there were the Titans, who Zeus overthrew to take power.  His father, Chronos, used to eat his own children, of whom Zeus was one, until Zeus defeated him.\n\nGood site: http://www.pantheon.org/articles/z/zeus.html
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The Ichthyosaurus was a predator. It ate fish, shellfish and squid.
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Actually, its:\n\nDr. Ian Malcolm: \nGod creates dinosaurs. God destroys dinosaurs. God creates man. Man destroys God. Man creates dinosaurs... \nDr. Ellie Sattler: \nDinosaurs eat man. Woman inherits the earth... \n\nJurassic Park
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We can't really prove it. All their insides were decayed, so the only evidence of them being reptiles is their bone structure. But for all we know, they could have been fuzzy, warm blooded, dinosaurs. There is no way to determine either way scientifically, because we can't see a live one.
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THE ARGENTINOSAURUS IS ESTIMATED AT 125 FEET LONG AND WEIGHED 90 TO 110 TONS.\nTHE SEISMOSAURUS IS ESTIMATED TO BE 110 FEET LONG AND WEIGH ABOUT 45 TONS.\nTO  LEARN MORE GO TO WIKIPEDIA THE ONLINE ENCYCLOPEDIA
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The Sand People.  Fearsome desert savages inhabiting the rocky Jundland Wastes, Tusken Raiders are the foremost reason Tatooine colonists do not wander far from their isolated communities. Extremely territorial and xenophobic, Tusken Raiders will attack with very little provocation. They show no allegiance to even their native world-mates, as these nomads have attacked Jawa scouting parties on occasion. They have even gathered numbers large enough to attack the outskirts of smaller towns like Anchorhead. \nCovered from head-to-foot in tattered rags and robes, Tusken Raiders -- or Sand People as they are also known -- brandish a deadly bladed club known as a gaderffii. They also carry projectile rifles with which to shoot at passing vehicles. The male of the species tend to be the aggressors. Females can be distinguished by their elaborate jeweled masks with eyeslits and torso-covering sand-shrouds. Tusken children wear unisex cowls and simple cloaks. \n\nFor transportation, Sand People have domesticated the hardy bantha -- a longhaired spiral-horned quadruped also found on Tatooine. These nomads purposely travel in single file, to conceal their numbers.
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T-rex sized clown.  Because a Tyrannosaur is about the size of a small *house*, meaning it wouldn't fully *fit* in the room.  :)  Meaning a) the big honking clown couldn't move enough to keep me from kicking him repeatedly in the gonads until he shuts up, and b) that assumes anything else--including myself--could even fit in the room with him, meaning the odds of my being trapped in there with him (and still alive) are fairly slim (and at that point, if he crushes me dead, then it's *his turn* to be scared of my flattened carcass).\n\nBy comparison, a clown-sized dinosaur would be like having a crocodile in the house, only faster.  :(  No thanks, I think being crushed like a cockroach under a huge clown shoe would be the quicker, more merciful death.  :)\n\nJust saying.
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Ooh, they'e on battleon.com, AKA Adventure Quest.  There's this little island where the cousins of the Moglins live...they're a more primitive form, but I forget what they're called.
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I don't think any such monsters exist but yes maybe some ancient reptiles or other species(like coelacath which was thought to be extinct) maybe there.
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wolverine. despite them being fairly evenly matched, wolverine has berserker rage on his side and when he gets like that, he can't distinguish between friend or foe and in that state, he could beat almost anyone
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You didn't say if they survived.  \n\nThe Many Banded Krait has the most toxic venom.
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Raptors killed just about everybody else. Newman was killed by a Dilophosaurus.