I'm sure you all know the story of Kasai Rex, which was a hoax (and a very obvious one), but the idea of a tyrannosaur feeding on a rhino was too good to let pass
Another cryptid tyrannosaur in Australia called the Burrunjor, if real, probably had the same ancestry, except it's ancestors migrated down through Indonesia and into Australia.
It evolved from a dwarf tyrannosaur that migrated to Africa through Asia, grew big over 40 million years, and also developed features that aren't portrayed here.
The dino in the Kasai rex photo does come from a movie, and even if it didn´t, it doesn´t really look like a real theropod according to what we know now about them.
nah, esta historia es un must remember de todos los dino fans!
Ubieses echo la version de el varano gigante xD
La verdad no planeé el dibujo, es lo que salió espontaneamente XD
'Til I found out it was hoaxed a few years back, the Kasai Rex was among my favorite saurian cryptids...though it never made sense to me how a large tyrannosaur managed to reach Africa, of all places. A carcharodontosaur would've been a bit more likely suspect, but I guess that's what happens when a non-dinophile hoaxes a "dinosaur sighting".
Are you going to make a picture of the Mokele Mbembe?
Your picture offers a pretty interesting what if scenario. ^^
Maybe he just found it already dead.
But that is true, ambush is a likely tactic.