Dinosaur Trouble (2011)
“Aviatrix looked up from her meal of fat flies.
“So there is,” she said.
“Mom,” said Nosy, “hadn’t we better push off before it arrives?”
Every time T. rex roared, Nosy could see those long, sharp teeth, and they looked very sharp indeed.
“No hurry,” said Aviatrix. “Time for a bit of fun. Do you remember what my name means?”
“Yes, Mom. Female flier.”
“And what else did I tell you?”
“You said you were paramount among all pterodactyls in the skills of flying.”
“Quite right, Nosy. Watch this,” said... Aviatrix, and she took off and flew directly at the approaching tyrannosaurus.
Seeing her coming, it reared up to its full height and opened wide that huge mouth crammed with sharp teeth. It thought this was going to be an easy meal.
Now Aviatrix showed just how skilled a flier she was. As she neared that open mouth, she suddenly shot straight up into the air. And, as she zoomed over the head of T. rex, she sank her sharp claws into its snout.
T. rex let out a loud bellow, not of pain (for its skin was too thick to be much harmed by a scratch from a pterodactyl) but of rage at the cheek of the creature.MoreLess
“So there is,” she said.
“Mom,” said Nosy, “hadn’t we better push off before it arrives?”
Every time T. rex roared, Nosy could see those long, sharp teeth, and they looked very sharp indeed.
“No hurry,” said Aviatrix. “Time for a bit of fun. Do you remember what my name means?”
“Yes, Mom. Female flier.”
“And what else did I tell you?”
“You said you were paramount among all pterodactyls in the skills of flying.”
“Quite right, Nosy. Watch this,” said... Aviatrix, and she took off and flew directly at the approaching tyrannosaurus.
Seeing her coming, it reared up to its full height and opened wide that huge mouth crammed with sharp teeth. It thought this was going to be an easy meal.
Now Aviatrix showed just how skilled a flier she was. As she neared that open mouth, she suddenly shot straight up into the air. And, as she zoomed over the head of T. rex, she sank her sharp claws into its snout.
T. rex let out a loud bellow, not of pain (for its skin was too thick to be much harmed by a scratch from a pterodactyl) but of rage at the cheek of the creature.MoreLess
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