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Primeval: A Therocephalian Tribute

A Tribute to Primeval's Therocephalian. One of the most dangerous creatures the ARC team has faced yet. It's venomous bite is capable of bringing down a man in just a few minuites. Although it's appearence may resemble mammals, this predator is in fact a reptile that existed prior to the dinosaurs. Clips are from Series 4, Episode 4 of Primeval. Music: Unstoppable - E.S. Posthumus (please note: my tribute does not use the entire song, merely a small fraction of this masterpiece is featured.) XD enjoy. Following description is from: http://primeval.wikia.com/wiki/Theroc... An anomaly opens in McKinnon School, and a pack of Therocephalian come through. When a school teacher, Mr George, tries to get a snack from a vending machine, a Therocephalian that was hiding in the machine leaps out. It bit and poisoned him, and afterwards kills him and rips him apart. The same Therocephalian then attacks Steve and Darren in the school's security system room but fails to kill them. It then stalks Beth inside the gym, and kills her.Beth, one of the creature's victims. It next attacks Matt Anderson but is beaten up by him and is shot by Becker in the gym. Later on in the canteen, when the anomaly was locked and Becker thought there was only four creatures, he accidentally wakes up some of the nest of Therocephalians. While he is shooting them, he is bitten by one. Matt rescues Becker, and they try to get out of the canteen but are overwhelmed by the whole nest of Therocephlians - until Connor Temple, Darren and Steve gassed them with home-made gas bombs. It is unknown if the Therocephalians returned back home or were killed. Therocephalion hunting in the school. Therocephalians ("beast-heads") are named after their large skulls, which, along with the structure of their teeth, suggest that they were successful carnivores. Like other non-mammalian synapsids, Therocephalians are described as mammal-like reptiles, although in fact, Therocephalia is the group most closely related to the cynodonts, which gave rise to the mammals. This relationship takes evidence in a variety of anatomical features, possibly including whiskers and hair. The Therocephalians evolved from an early line of pre-mammalian therapsida called 'theriodonts'. Therocephalians are at least as ancient as a third large branch of therapsids, the Gorgonopsids, which they resemble in many primitive features. The therocephalians, however, outlasted the Gorgonopsids, persisting into the early - middle Triassic period.