I WONDER - What Did The Albertosaurus Eat?

The video discusses the Albertosaurus, a meat-eating dinosaur known for its sharp teeth and strong jaws, which were adapted for hunting and consuming prey. Scientists have found that its serrated teeth helped it tear through flesh. The Albertosaurus primarily hunted large herbivorous dinosaurs like hydrosaurs and cerotopsians, but it might have also scavenged dead animals and occasionally hunted smaller prey such as birds or mammals.

What feature of the Albertosaurus' teeth made them particularly effective for tearing flesh?

• They were flat.

• They were serrated.

• They were very long.

• They were hollow.

Which type of dinosaurs did the Albertosaurus primarily hunt?

• Marine reptiles

• Large herbivorous dinosaurs

• Flying reptiles

• Carnivorous dinosaurs

What evidence do scientists use to determine the diet of the Albertosaurus?

• Fossil evidence

• Ancient paintings

• Modern animal behavior

• Weather patterns

Besides hunting, what other method might the Albertosaurus have used to obtain food?

• Foraging

• Fishing

• Farming

• Scavenging

What smaller prey might the Albertosaurus have occasionally hunted?

• Insects

• Fish

• Birds or mammals

• Reptiles