Walking with Monsters
Posted: Wed May 16, 2007 11:53 pmWalking With Anguirus
Cretaceous period, 65 million yrs. ago
Southern Africa
Part 1
A herd of Anguirus graze on the ferns and trees of the plains.
A Bull Anguirus lifts his head toward the forest. His yellow eyes fix on
some movement in the darkness of the forest. He warns the herd to form a circle around the juveniles. The herd forms a circle and the juveniles run into the middle of the circle.The Bull roars at the creeping shadow in the trees.
A Ginoraptor roars and charges out from the trees. It stops in front of the herd. The Anguirus point their nose horns at the Ginoraptor. The Ginoraptor roars and retreats into the forest.
The Anguirus herd move on towards the lake.They share the lake with
other monsters. Baragons,Rodans, and more.There are also predators on the water too. An Ebirah watches a Baragon drink, The Ebirah attacks and brings the Baragon under.
The Anguirus herd is startled and runs away. They lay down on the grass and fall asleep. The Bull Anguirus falls asleep last, as he watches over the juveniles, to see if they wander away. Finally the sun sets and darkness fills the land.
Cretaceous period, 65 million yrs. ago
Southern Africa
Part 1
A herd of Anguirus graze on the ferns and trees of the plains.
A Bull Anguirus lifts his head toward the forest. His yellow eyes fix on
some movement in the darkness of the forest. He warns the herd to form a circle around the juveniles. The herd forms a circle and the juveniles run into the middle of the circle.The Bull roars at the creeping shadow in the trees.
A Ginoraptor roars and charges out from the trees. It stops in front of the herd. The Anguirus point their nose horns at the Ginoraptor. The Ginoraptor roars and retreats into the forest.
The Anguirus herd move on towards the lake.They share the lake with
other monsters. Baragons,Rodans, and more.There are also predators on the water too. An Ebirah watches a Baragon drink, The Ebirah attacks and brings the Baragon under.
The Anguirus herd is startled and runs away. They lay down on the grass and fall asleep. The Bull Anguirus falls asleep last, as he watches over the juveniles, to see if they wander away. Finally the sun sets and darkness fills the land.