Savage Chickens by Doug Savage for February 23, 2024

T-Rex hand-to-hand combat looks no different than a normal make-out session.

This is the first time I ever saw a quail in the comics.

Watch chickadees fighting; they’re vicious little buggers, and it gets a little easier to remember they’re related to Velociraptor.

Do you also imagine a giant CHICKEN fight or flying through the air?

What would they be fighting over?

The one on the left is telling knock-knock jokes.

Chickens have T-Rex DNA fragments.

When you think of dinosaurs fighting, don’t picture T. Rex versus triceratops. Fossil evidence shows that inter-species fighting was much more common.

“The skull of the teenage T. rex “Jane” shows four partially healed bite marks. The punctures are consistent with the tooth shape of another T. rex about the same age.” Note that the bite was severe enough to damage the bone, not just the skin.

https://www.smithsonianmag.Com/science-nature/busted-and-broken-fossils-show-how-dinosaurs-fought-180981443/

Do a search for “image bald cardinal with bird mites” if you want to see the resemblance to a dino.

Not much meat on them. :)

Ahh yess, the good old days.

Fighting birds did the original angry tweets.