The thing about water holes being a magnet for wildlife. The know that too. In Africa lions wait for zebras coming to drink. This could be a Tarbosaurus coming down, waiting for , so we have really got to watch our step here.

What is that? I don’t believe it. At last! There’s – Therizinosaurus. I could never have imagined anything like that. Tiny head, and those great claws at the front. It is the oddest of .

I was in for a surprise. A whole herd of them appeared and started browsing on the trees. Now everything adds up. Those teeth scattered in the . They were the teeth of a . The dung crammed with plant vegetation at the nest site. Therizinosaurus – it’s a eater, not a predator.

I want to get really close, but of course of this size, they’re not safe, but hopefully because of my smell – I smell like a – I won’t be attacked. The only around at this time are really, really small rat like mammals so they shouldn’t be threatened by me. At least, that was the . As far as I could see, those huge weren’t for killing things, though they clearly discouraged Tarbosaurus.