Torvosaurus, savage lizard

IN REAL LIFE

• Torvosaurus often takes on the role of apex predator in many jurrssic ecosystems, as they were a world-wide species, being able to be found anywhere except Antarctica

• They often hunted large herbivores like stegosaurus, most likely due to their stocky build, took them down using Blunt and/or pure strength.

PATH OF TITANS VARIANT

• Torvosaurus often takes on the role as ageneralist, not specifying in a specific niche or role, which makes them great adaptable predators

• They often rely on Blunt strength, and bleeding their prey similar to allosaurus.

• They often hunt mainly anything they can get their claws on, however it has been noted that torvosaurs primarily hunt the following:

Iguanodon

Albertaceratops

Amargasaurus

Young eotriceratops

Stegosaurus

Young therizinosaurus

Parasaurolophus

Lambeosaurus

• Torvosaurs are usually solitary, as it's not uncommon to see torvosaurs often having Territorial disputes, or fighting for food

• Torvosaurs are often very Territorial, some specimens who are in competition with other similarly sized predators have been noted to actively search for any intruders in their territory, in which it often results in a fight between the two.

• They often are seen resting near ponds, under the cover of bushes or trees, or dens, as when they aren't actively hunting or having Territorial disputes, they are very lazy in nature.

• Their most common competitor Is Acrocanthosaurus, some torvosaur specimens have been noted to act very differently when seeing an acrocanthosaur, some often getting out of the area immediately, or ambushing the acrocanthosaur in an attempt to dispatch the predator so it doesn't pose a threat for the future.

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I figured I should do a small headcanon on my fav dinosaur.

Allosaurus, the lion of path of titans.

Allosaurs are moderately social creatures that mainly work like gangs instead of highly organized packs. Most allosaur packs mainly consist of random specimens. Which explain why most packs are so unique in their members.

However, when a mother abandons their young, usually at around older adolescent or fresh sub-adult, siblings allosaurs will often pack up to increase their survival chances. It has also been observed that these packs are more organized and social. Which isn't too organized considering how far allosaurs go.

Allosaurs hunt a variety of prey, usually sauropods like amargasaurus, young argentinosaurus, etc, parasaurolophus, albertaceratopa and Iguanodon.

Allosaurs are moderately aggressive, and are constantly moving, rarely claiming territories and defending them. Often moving with herbivore herds and packing up with other allosaurs and rarely other allosaurids like acrocanthosaurus or giganotosaurus.

It has also been observed that allosaurs HIGHLY despise ceratosaurs. It is unclear why exactly. However it is thought that when allosaurs were first introduced, ceratosaurs were the number one killer of them, so allosaurs have adapted to be very aggressive towards ceratosaurs.

Female allosaurs will often abandon their packs if they have young, since dominant male allosaurs are likely to kill the young accidentally or intentionally, and returning to the pack once the young is juvenile-fresh adolescent, similar to lion behavior.

Funnily enough, allosaurs often mistake dinosaurs with long arms like metriocanthosaurus for fellow allosaurs, sometimes even approaching to pack up with them, but noticing allosaur allegedly was infact not an allosaur, often confusing the allosaur. 

The most successful allosaur species is jimmedansi.