Priority Creatures.

[Boddie]

Originally Posted by Mark43

Anything will do for me as long as it comes out sharp and exposed correctly.

Not having much luck at the moment with the new camera

Mark

What did you buy?
Cheers

[paulthomas]

Originally Posted by eeyore

True but they hunted in big packs and so could pull down things much larger than themselves - in thwe same way as a swarm of bees can kill a man today. death by a thousand cuts , nice

I'm not sure that their pack hunting has been proven "beyond reasonable doubt". Palaentologists are still split on whether T Rex was primarily a hunter or a scavanger. I think some of them use a bit too much imagination when trying to interpret the fossil records. One thing's certain though - I won't be submitting any photos of live Velocoraptors or T. Rex's to the gallery

[Alan]

Originally Posted by Boddie

Mark

What did you buy?
Cheers

Think it was a Nikon D50

[ian_g]

The thing is, if it was possible to go back, all the unanswered questions would become apparent. I know this is a wildlife forum and this is probably not relevant to what it's about but they once did roam the earth and therefore were wildlife (empahasis on the wild!) I just find that whole era truly fascinating.

Ian G