I WONDER - What Did The Allosaurus Eat?

The video discusses the Allosaurus, focusing on its sharp, backward-pointing teeth that helped it cut through flesh. Despite being top carnivores, they had to be cautious of their powerful prey. Fossil evidence shows that Allosaurus could be injured by other dinosaurs like Stegosaurus. Additionally, their three-fingered arms aided in tearing apart meat.

What was a unique feature of the Allosaurus's teeth?

• They were hollow and fragile.

• They were flat and wide.

• They pointed backwards and were sharp.

• They were used for grinding plants.

How did the Allosaurus manage if it lost a tooth?

• It could not eat until it healed.

• It grew a new tooth.

• It used its claws instead.

• It relied on other dinosaurs for food.

Why did Allosaurus need to be cautious despite being top carnivores?

• Their prey was large and powerful.

• They were afraid of water.

• They were slow runners.

• They had poor eyesight.

What evidence shows that Allosaurus could be injured by other dinosaurs?

• Fossils with injuries.

• Footprints in the mud.

• Drawings on cave walls.

• Ancient texts.

What feature helped Allosaurus tear apart meat?

• Their long tails.

• Their three-fingered arms.

• Their large eyes.

• Their strong legs.