Скачать или смотреть Attenborosaurus Waiting at the Bottom – Can Carnivores and Herbivores Survive the Giant Slope?

This one's about whether carnivorous and herbivorous dinosaurs can make it down a massive slope and get past a giant Attenborosaurus that's positioned at the bottom, hunting anything that comes through.
The setup creates a one-way problem. Everything starts at the top of the slope and has to go down — there's no other option. The drop itself is already a challenge because the angle and speed make it hard to land cleanly. Some species handle the descent better than others depending on their build and how much control they have on the way down.
What makes this harder is what's waiting at the bottom. The Attenborosaurus is already in position in the water below, and it's not passive — it's actively hunting whatever comes off the slope and enters its range. So the dinosaurs are essentially launching themselves into a predator's feeding zone with no warning and limited ability to react once they're airborne.
The mix of carnivores and herbivores creates an interesting dynamic on the slope itself. Faster species might reach the bottom quicker but also hit the danger zone sooner. Larger ones have more momentum on the descent but are also bigger targets once they land.
I'm watching which species handle the slope best, how many make it past the Attenborosaurus, and whether size or speed matters more when you're coming off a drop directly into a marine predator's territory.
No scripted outcomes — just the slope physics, landing conditions, and one very large predator deciding what gets through and what doesn't.
No real animals — testing multi-stage survival where the descent and the predator at the bottom are separate challenges.

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