Giganotosuchus Rex

-Giganotosuchus Rex
-Saurasuchus
-"Giant Crocodile of the south king"
-Africa (eastern, southern, and western)
-Open Woodland
-Meat; mostly Rhinoins, with some meals on Brontotheres and a few other animals
-40-45 ft long and 18-20 tall
-Ornithnosuchus
-Here it is, the king the Africa of "Reserve Earth" and the largest land predator of this earth, Giganotosuchus Rex. It has bite force of 7300 lbs psi or over 3 tons. It can run between 25-31 mph, in a half a mile sprint. It also has the largest sense of smell of any animal on the land, able to smell its prey from a distance of 15-23 miles away. The small horns on its head shows the animal's gender. If the horns are ivory white, then its a male. If the horns are light yellow, then its a female. Also, the males are larger and more bulkier then he females. Though it has good eyes, (like the Komodo Dragon) it can't see well in dim lights. Unlike other members of the Saurasuchus family, it has three huge fingers and claws that are strong enough to help bring down its most favorite prey, the giant Rhinoin. To keep it fat and healthy, it would require 16 rhino-sized prey items, or almost two Rhinoins, to keep it feed for weeks.

Even if its the king of its domain, its actually the rarest of the whole saurasuchus family (est. population: 3,000-7,000 G-Rexes). According to the fossil record, in the time of the Ice Age, there were huge prey items that could rival the modern Rhinoin. Meaning that there was a large, heathy population of Giganotosuchus Rex that would feed on them. But, when the ice age ended, its once common prey became extinct, only leaving the Rhinoins to keep them alive, but not as numberous as it once was. Also, there aren't any humans to bring this creature to extinction. But it will still be the king.
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This is the king of all the saurasuchuses. I wanted to make an impressive member of this family. So I used "Giganoto" from the Giganotosaurus, the "suchus" part to show its family placement, and "Rex" to spice it up abit. The tragic living life? Well, I was looking at the "Speculative Dinosaur Project" and their "Saber-toothed Tyrannosaurus" information. It is a excellent predator, but too specialized to be a common animal. And I wanted a super predator like that and lives with a prize.

A friend's impression: [link]