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Based on the closest living ancestor (crocodilians) large dinosaurs wouldn't spend the energy chasing a human. If you walked up to it like a retard and it could snap you up effortlessly, then you'd absolutely be dead, but something like a Tyrannosaurus would want to gorge itself on an equivalently-sized organism and then probably not eat for several weeks.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uHPzLG6gwu0
The most dangerous dinosaur to a human being would be things of similar size, such as the Dilophosaurus or Utahraptor. Dilophosaurus in particular is believed to be extremely vicious and durable, as their teeth marks are the best fit for fossilized prey that sustained enormous injury (more than would be necessary to kill it.) They would probably be the physical equivalent of an emu except it can actually decide you're edible.
>>713928084
>>713928785
Based on the closest living ancestor (crocodilians) large dinosaurs wouldn't spend the energy chasing a human. If you walked up to it like a retard and it could snap you up effortlessly, then you'd absolutely be dead, but something like a Tyrannosaurus would want to gorge itself on an equivalently-sized organism and then probably not eat for several weeks.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uHPzLG6gwu0
The most dangerous dinosaur to a human being would be things of similar size, such as the Dilophosaurus or Utahraptor. Dilophosaurus in particular is believed to be extremely vicious and durable, as their teeth marks are the best fit for fossilized prey that sustained enormous injury (more than would be necessary to kill it.) They would probably be the physical equivalent of an emu except it can actually decide you're edible.
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