u/Mamboo07

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"You know about the Skullcrawlers, right? That's right, the nightmare of Skull Island. Kong's mortal enemy."

"But according to legend, it's said that very rarely, a mutant strain can be born that lives for thousands of years and has the potential to become an Alpha as a guardian."

"To distinguish him from the calamity from the heavens that bears a strikingly similar appearance, the Iwi called him this... King of the Millennia Dragon Ghidorah."

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In the middle of a bad winter, a starving Australovenator desperately attacks a herd of Muttaburrasaurus on the coast. The predator attempts to go for a youngster hiding behind its' mother, but the defensive herd surrounds him. His chances don't look good.

Heavily inspired by the sequence in Planet Earth where a desperate polar bear attacks a herd of walruses as well as an updated version of a scene from Walking With Dinosaurs in light of the new study surrounding Muttaburrasaurus.

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Or if you were originally claimed by a strange new predator that can wound at a distance... it goes straight to the meal, starting by whatever cavity is most easily accessible...

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The cephalopod may be huge, but numbers win on size. In a few hours, nothing will be left of the eight-armed giant but shreds of meat and a beak

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My own interpretations of the Bathysphere Fish cryptids sighted by William Beebe in the 1930’s during the first bathysphere dives.

All 5 species were never seen again and it’s unknown if they’re still around or even existed.

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Oh no, the tyrannosaur has stepped on something slimy at the beach... and also that big rock turned out to be a monstrous, mineral-mimicking mollusk, using the power of chromatophores and skin papillae. Vacation ruined, the Cretaceous kraken strikes again!