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The day slowly dawns and a thick miss covers a canopy of leafy trees. The temperature is mild as

animals, beasts and birds shake off slumber and survey their surroundings.

Raised of sunlight poked through the mist, indicating a hot day ahead on the grassy plains of

Wyoming. Big Al, a teenage Alessaurus, tips his head back then shakes it vigorously side to side.

He twitches his three claws on his small arms and takes a few steps on his mighty legs.

His long, thick tail sweeps the grass below him, scattering twigs in all directions.

He lets out a mighty roar, one of hunger and warning. He's ready to run and eat and fill his

growing belly. Our teenage Alessaurus, we'll call him Big Al, is the largest predator on these

plains. He's a meat eater and one with the strength, speed, teeth and claws to take down many of

the creatures that roam the plains around him. The spiky Stegosaurus or the plant eating

sauropods with their long, tasty necks and thick bellies. He knows he can outrun them,

but he also knows that he has to be careful. The stegosaurus is a cranky beast.

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