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Velociraptors probably hunted in packs using coordinated attack strategies, such as encircling prey the way modern lions do.  Able to run up to 40 mph in short bursts and equipped with a lethal sickle-shaped claw on the second tow of each foot, these vicious hunters attacked prey much bigger than themselves.

Pteranodons were carnivores with no teeth!  They swallowed food whole.  Since they lived near water, they probably hunted like modern-day pelicans, skimming the water surface and scooping fish into their beaks.

There is no fossil evidence to suggest that Tyrannosaurus Rex was anything but a lone hunter.  With its strong hind legs and massive jaws, T-rex may have violently shook its prey to pieces.  It could swallow 500 pounds of meat and bone in one bite.

Spinosaurus was a meat-eater.  He was a hunter and possibly a scavenger as well.  Smart like the Velociraptor and a fast two-legged runner, Spinosaurus chomped its prey with crocodile-like teeth, which were straight with few serrations.  It was so fierce that it hunted sauropods, the largest land animals that ever existed.

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