El Gran Al

The transcript details the life of an Allosaur named Granal, discovered in North America in 1991. Granal's life is reconstructed from fossil evidence, revealing its rapid growth, crocodile-like brain, and sensory adaptations. Despite its physical prowess, Granal suffered numerous injuries, likely from hunting and fighting. An infection in its foot ultimately led to its death during a drought. Granal's remains, preserved in a riverbed, provide insights into its life and the challenges it faced millions of years ago.

What nickname was given to the Allosaur discovered in North America in 1991?

• The Fierce Dino

• The Great Al

• The Ancient Beast

• The Mighty Rex

How did the young Allosaurs fend for themselves after hatching?

• They relied on their parents for food

• They hunted in packs

• They stayed in the nest for protection

• They used their crocodile-like teeth

Which sense was highly developed in the Great Al, aiding in hunting and finding mates?

• Hearing

• Taste

• Smell

• Sight

What type of injuries did the Great Al sustain during its life?

• Only minor scratches

• Multiple fractures and broken bones

• No injuries at all

• Severe head trauma

What ultimately led to the death of the Great Al?

• A volcanic eruption

• A predator attack

• An infection in its foot

• Starvation