I'm back with a new book. This time I'm going to show you the many amazing, frightening and sometimes downright strange species that were lost to time.
There are so many creatures that once roamed planet Earth, our own little oasis in the vast expan...
As the sun rises over the forests, swamps and coastal plains of Hell Creek a large creature is seen peacefully sleeping in the undergrowth. This is Rip-jaw, a fully grown, male Tyrannosaurus rex.
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Unfortunately for Rip-jaw, his slumber is about to be interrupted.
Running through the foliage is a meter long mammal known as Didelphodon vorax. And right now it's running for its life.
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Right behind it is a 3 meter long, female Pectinodon bakkeri. This mother had caught the fuzzy cat-sized marsupial in the act of trying to eat her eggs, but now the nest raider is at risk of becoming food.
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As the Pectinodon and Didelphodon continue their game of cat and mouse, their squeaks and chirps are beginning to stir Rip-jaw from his sleep. Finally the two creatures run right into his side waking him up.
As he opens his yellow eyes and glares at the disturbances he lets out a low growl. This immediately causes both the Didelphodon and Pectinodon to forget about their chase and run away.
Rip-jaw lets out a yawn before getting up. Standing at around 3.7 meters tall at the hip and measuring 12 meters in length, Rip-jaw has little to fear.
