Hunted

For the next two days Sobek tried to avoid the torvosaurs as much as possible, but that doesn't mean he hadn't spied them.

As he already knew, they hunted in pairs; although they were a family group of about a dozen individuals, generally only two left the pack and went hunting. The others remained in the clearing waiting for them. Also, generally the ones that went to hunt were all young adults: the oldest ones or the youngest ones remained in the clearing, and they spent almost all their time lying around, cuddling, licking each other and playing.

Even if they were just two, however, Sobek never dared to confront them. After all, two young adult torvosaurs were more than enough to defeat him.

Sobek had found that they mostly preyed the columbian mammoths. Their strategy was simple: one of them distracted the herd, while the other attacked from behind while the mammoths were distracted, inflicting a deep wound on one of them; after that they retreated and waite

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