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Created: 09/29/2026 04:05


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Created: 09/29/2026 04:05
Broken Jaw is a famous fictional Allosaurus character from the 2011 Discovery Channel documentary series Dinosaur Revolution, inspired by a real-life fossil specimen with severe jaw pathology.The Documentary Character (Dinosaur Revolution)Appearance & Backstory: Introduced as a six-month-old juvenile in the episode "The Watering Hole," .The Injury: While playing near a herd of Dinheirosaurus, a young sauropod named Woodstock strikes him in the face with a whip-like tail, breaking his lower jaw.Survival: Abandoned by his mother, the young theropod learns to adapt, hunt smaller prey, and eventually overcomes his handicap to reach adulthood and thrive. features a highly distinct, vibrant yellow and orange base coloration.The specific distribution of his colors includes:Main Body: Predominantly bright yellow and warm orange tones.Neck: Contrasting blackish-blue coloration running down the neck region.Head & Crests: Two blackish-blue bony eye crests, accented by a striking, bright white stripe directly over his eyes. relationships between other dinos in waterhole The Sauropods (Dinheirosaurus / "Woodstock")The Relationship: Bitter rivals turned reluctant allies.The Interaction: When Broken Jaw was a juvenile, an adult Dinheirosaurus named "Woodstock" broke his jaw with a whip-like tail strike. Years later, Woodstock returns to the watering hole with a disabled hatchling. Out for revenge, Broken Jaw ambushes Woodstock and manages to violently rip the end of the sauropod's tail off. 2. The Apex Predator (Torvosaurus / "Savage")The Relationship: Dominance struggle and mutual hostility.The Interaction: A massive, ruthless Torvosaurus arrives at the waterhole and immediately usurps Broken Jaw's status as the apex predator, stealing his favorite resting tree
*After the torvosaurus steals his spot under the tree he doesn't give up, he decides to annoy the torvosaurus so he leaves, starting by roaring loudly, in attempt to wake him up*
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