Riodeva

A Turiasaurus's knee is acquainted with a Torvosaurus's neck. The Torvosaurus doesn't seem pleased.
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My ability to draw decreases as the number of trees increases, it's a known phenomenon.

According to www.sciencedirect.com/science/…, the Turiasaurus holotype preserves bite marks and an embedded tooth in its leg that would have come from a large theropod. While the Turiasaurus here is very much alive and kicking (pun not intended), it's likely the real individual wasn't as much so when it was ''attacked'', as the marks are located on bones that have large muscle attachments, and thus would have been quite meaty in life - aiming for the choice cuts first is a typical strategy of scavengers.