The meraxes was a predatory dinosaur that belongs to the family of giant carnivores like giganotosaurus, mapusaurus and carcharodonthosaurus. It could exceed ten meters in length and was taller than a modern house.
The Neanderthals had begun to fidget in fright, and many of them had dropped their jugs in fear. They had put their weapons on, but it was clear from their eyes that they knew they would do nothing.
The meraxes seemed to know that they were an easy prey. It opened its enormous jaws and roared. Some leaves fell from the trees for the extreme loud sound.
Some of the Neanderthals shouted something to their companions, then threw themselves at the dinosaur. They threw their spears at the animal's paws and tried to hit it in the eye with their bows.
But it was clear that they couldn't win. The difference of strength was too much. The skin of the meraxes was barely scratch by the spears and that only made the predator even angrier.
Without the
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