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Description
Late Cretaceous, North America 75 million years ago.

Two albertosaurus, Theropods of the same family and closely realted to the later, Tyrannosaurus, follow a lone titanosaur, a sauropod dinosaur, in the midst of a forest at night waiting for the right opportunity for the hunt, while a troodon peeks his head thru the foot stops of the giant herbivore.

The titanosaur is unidentified, and is of no confirmed species. It's not alamosaurus, It's just a speculative species that might...."Might" have lived further to the north and eastern parts of the continent, which I thought up my self. Thou people still say that Canada, Alaska, and The eastern united states are either too forested, or too wet and swampy for such an animal but I call bull on that.

This was originally a scrap drawing which I eventually inked to give it more feel. So, I hope you all like it.

Description
Late Cretaceous, North America 75 million years ago.

Two albertosaurus, Theropods of the same family and closely realted to the later, Tyrannosaurus, follow a lone titanosaur, a sauropod dinosaur, in the midst of a forest at night waiting for the right opportunity for the hunt, while a troodon peeks his head thru the foot stops of the giant herbivore.

The titanosaur is unidentified, and is of no confirmed species. It's not alamosaurus, It's just a speculative species that might...."Might" have lived further to the north and eastern parts of the continent, which I thought up my self. Thou people still say that Canada, Alaska, and The eastern united states are either too forested, or too wet and swampy for such an animal but I call bull on that.

This was originally a scrap drawing which I eventually inked to give it more feel. So, I hope you all like it.