Two Door Cinema Club - Tourist History (2010)
Label.: Kitsune | Mp3 VBR kbps 44.1 KHz | 2CD | 21 tracks | 128 MB
Genre.: Indie,Electronica,Alternative[/center]

As an apex predator Tyrannosaurus Rex seems invulnerable to attack. So the discovery of the fossil of a juvenile T-Rex with multiple broken bones made paleontologists wonder, what killed it.

Tyrannosaurus Rex was the most feared predator on earth, but to one particular dinosaur, he was prey. A discovery in Montana reveals the broken and fractured bones of a juvenile T-Rex, and the teeth of its attacker. Experts measuring the size and shape of the teeth are able to identify the attacker as Nanotyrannus. As more bones emerged, paleontologists get an unprecedented look into 65 million year old battle and help answer questions about the origin of Nanotyrannus, the "Tiny Tyrant".

A chance discovery leads to a paleontologist s gold mine, an trove of several dinosaur fossils including a large percentage of rare predators. As scientist piece together what happened at the site they gain clues to dinosaur hunting and family behavior.

The Jurassic brought a pair of ceratosaurus and an allosaurus, two Apex predators, together and they didn t like each other. Jurassic Fight Club profiles the two competitors before letting them face off in a battle symbolic of which animal would dominate the remainder of the Jurassic.

Fifteen million years in the past two giant carnivores prowled the oceans; the sperm whale and megalodon, a giant shark. As competitors with different lifestyles they did not peacefully coexist. Jurassic Fight Club simulates an encounter between megalodon and a pod of sperm whales.

How dinosaurs lived and how they fought has never been clearer. Leading scientists and experts, offer play-by-play commentary to battles that occurred 70 million years ago and CGI imagery depicts the ancient beasts sizing up their opponents and flexing their prehistoric muscles. Jurassic Fight Club illustrates in fantastic detail the crucial evidence found and the scientific research conducted, illuminating the possible motivations for engaging in combat.

How dinosaurs lived and how they fought has never been clearer. Leading scientists and experts offer play-by-play commentary to battles that occurred 70 million years ago and CGI imagery depicts the ancient beasts sizing up their opponents and flexing their prehistoric muscles. Jurassic Fight Club illustrates in fantastic detail the crucial evidence found and the scientific research conducted illuminating the possible motivations for engaging in combat.

A lonely Edmontosaurus looks for a herd to live in but instead wanders into the territory of a pack of Dromaeosaurus. The faster, smarter and deadly carnivores attack the duck-billed dinosaur and manage to bring it down, though one or two of the pack members are killed by the herbivore in the process as well. Then a Tyrannosaurus, attracted by all the noises, comes over and steals the dead Edmontosaurus, leaving the Dromaeosaurus pack with just the tail, which it bit off to make the corpse lighter.

How dinosaurs lived and how they fought has never been clearer. Leading scientists and experts offer play-by-play commentary to battles that occurred 70 million years ago and CGI imagery depicts the ancient beasts sizing up their opponents and flexing their prehistoric muscles. Jurassic Fight Club illustrates in fantastic detail the crucial evidence found and the scientific research conducted illuminating the possible motivations for engaging in combat.

Paleontologists speculate that some dinosaurs were pack hunters. The discovery of a fossil site containing several deinonychus and a much larger herbivore provide a prime opportunity to evaluate this hypothesis.