Seeking active High-res Super Croc pics!

[Tylosaurus]

Hi all after reading this thread :
Dino Eating Crocs!

There I came accros this awesome pic of a Phobosuchus aka Deinosuchus attacking a Tyrannosaurid, the animal is really showing it's extreme fear and shock to be in such a situation:


All I seek are there arts like this available in a much higher resolution?

this one of Sarchosuchus isalso plain awesome:


got that from here:
www.darkroastedblend.com/2009/11/when-crocs-ate-dinosaurs.html

These super crocs seemed to have enough bulk and force to take down large dinisaurs and eat them as snacks! The insanity heh

This one would be great too:

[stoneage]

Really some nice illustrations!

[gwangi]

The last picture is available as a wallpaper image on Nat Geo.
science.nationalgeographic.com/staticfiles/NGS/Shared/StaticFiles/Science/Images/Content/supercroc-vs-dinosaur-688947-xl.jpg

As for the first two, I don't know. I would also like the one with the tyrannosaur.

[[][][]cordylus[][][]]

I think that's an Albertasaurus

[Tylosaurus]

ah okay, Albertosaurus was indeed what similar to T-Rex, only being more like a T-Rex ona very good diet, it's more slender , but yeah makes sense that being an Albertosaurus, still the super croc scared the lights out of that Alberto hah!

omg just came accross this, what an idea!
www.autographmurals.com/dinosaurmurals-jurassic-leviathonpliosaurusattackscryptoclidus-1.aspx
here's the art being featured:


Found some neat info here:
www.projectexploration.org/nigersaurus/extremeworld.htm

Skelleton of the Spinosaur: Suchomimus


It seems that the Spinosaur: Suchomimus was one of Sarcosuchus's main meals, both lived in the same territory and enviroments.

Ah this is more like it:

[Griffin]

Sept 23, 2010 0:19:59 GMT [][][]cordylus[][][] said:

I think that's an Albertasaurus

A kind of tyrannosaur which is what he said.

[stoneage]

Sept 23, 2010 5:05:13 GMT Griffin said:

Sept 23, 2010 0:19:59 GMT [][][]cordylus[][][] said:

I think that's an Albertasaurus

A kind of tyrannosaur which is what he said.

Yes, but to be more specific it is an Albertosaurus even if he spelled it wrong.

[Tylosaurus]

well it's still a Tyrannosaurid rofl, I said that cause I could not see exactly what it was, thus I was right, in a certain point of view

At first I thought about a T-Rex Juvinile or a Tarbosaurus, but it was too slender for these two, thus I named it a Tyrannosaurid, one thing they all have in common are them short chanceless little arms ;D

Anyways no matter, if any of you have some nice high res scans or self made arts, bring it on I'm like

[Tylosaurus]

here's another one of Deinosuchus eating a chunk of duckbill meat, probably from a Trachodon, or some other type of Hadrosaur
<-- Om Nom Nom Nom ;D

[neurotic]

First image:

www.natgeo.ro/images/stories/articles/regii%20crocodili.jpg