Dave Hone

Because, again, they're not going to know how it's happened or how to respond to this.

All they know is they're taking damage.

And that's bad.

And that might genuinely be enough to do it.

I wouldn't want to try.

But, again, if I was...

dumped on a plane or a prairie with nothing else but a T-Rex that was interested in me, it's worth a shot.

If you're in the forest, I would try and get behind a tree.

They're quite good at turning.

There's been a couple of nice papers looking at the mechanics of the foot and the ankle and how quickly they could pivot.

But we're much better because we're just so much smaller.

So it would be very kind of Looney Tunes, but I think you could go round and round a big tree.

But much faster than it could.

And so...

It's going to get bored or lack interest sooner or later.

So, let's zoom out.

What did it eat?

I mean, you could go for the classic joke of whatever it wanted.

But the reality is the relatively big herbivores that are around at the time, it's probably largely leaving them alone.

Because, again, just the classic dynamics of...