The chapters in this work will not follow a fixed structure; meaning that I'll be posting whatever I feel like posting. I do know enough to say, though, that a large part of this will be focused on tyrannosaurs, like Tyrannosaurus rex and Albertosaurus, and ceratopsians, like Triceratops, and the ecosystems and relationships that such dinosaurs might have played out in the wild. Less so it will be on mammalian predators in the Cenozoic, focusing heavily on sabertooth cats like Smilodon and Homotherium. However, from time to time I will be shooting off on other kinds of dinosaurs and prehistoric animals and the environments and behaviour they would have displayed in real life.
Hope y'all reading this would find it not only educational but also enjoyable and stimulating.
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PREHISTORIC
Non-FictionThis is gonna be a work whereby I just rant off on facts, insights and my own personal theories about prehistoric animals. I must first say that I am particularly partial to tyrannosaurs, especially T-rex, and ceratopsians, especially Triceratops...
