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Dilophosaurus wetherilli was a medium-sized, early Jurassic theropod. It inhabited coastal floodplains and used stealth, tail balance, and cranial crest displays to hunt.

Key Facts:
• Epoch: Early Jurassic (~193 Ma)
• Size: ~6 m long, 400–450 kg
• Diet: Small to medium herbivorous dinosaurs and amphibians
• Signature Behavior: Stealth stalking, tail balancing, dual crest signaling

Chapters (timestamps):
0:00–0:04 — Hook: Crest Flash, Prey Alert
0:04–0:09 — Eye Close-up, Focus on Prey
0:09–0:16 — Stealth Approach Along Misty Shore
0:16–0:22 — Rapid Lunge, Femur Extends, Caudofemoralis Contracts
0:22–0:28 — Jaw Clamps, Neck Muscles Engage
0:28–0:36 — Prey Secured, Coastal Dominance

Bibliography Pointers:
For more: Dilophosaurus Morphology Studies, Early Jurassic Predator Behavior, Fossil Coastal Ecosystem Research

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