Safari gone wrong

[ImpracticalDino]

Goodbye Litflefoot and good riddance.

Good job. Way to stoop down to that flathead’s pathetic level.

[Anagnos]

Goodbye Litflefoot and good riddance.

Good job. Way to stoop down to that flathead’s pathetic level.

Wow. That's a bit harsh.

[ImpracticalDino]

Goodbye Litflefoot and good riddance.

Good job. Way to stoop down to that flathead’s pathetic level.

Wow. That's a bit harsh.

I agree, but sometimes the truth can hurt. Why should he be considered better than Littlefoot if he resorts to murdering him in the end as well?

[Gentle Sharptooth]

Goodbye Litflefoot and good riddance.

Good job. Way to stoop down to that flathead’s pathetic level.

Littlefoot started the conflict, he is responsible for War between Aharpteeth and Leaf Eaters.

[Anagnos]

Goodbye Litflefoot and good riddance.

Good job. Way to stoop down to that flathead’s pathetic level.

Littlefoot started the conflict, he is responsible for War between Aharpteeth and Leaf Eaters.

Well, sharpteeth are not exactly innocent either.

[Gentle Sharptooth]

Goodbye Litflefoot and good riddance.

Good job. Way to stoop down to that flathead’s pathetic level.

Littlefoot started the conflict, he is responsible for War between Aharpteeth and Leaf Eaters.

Well, sharpteeth are not exactly innocent either.

We can’t afford to be innocent. We have to hunt our food, leaf eaters just chow on what greens they find.

[ImpracticalDino]

Goodbye Litflefoot and good riddance.

Good job. Way to stoop down to that flathead’s pathetic level.

Littlefoot started the conflict, he is responsible for War between Aharpteeth and Leaf Eaters.

Well, sharpteeth are not exactly innocent either.

We can’t afford to be innocent. We have to hunt our food, leaf eaters just chow on what greens they find.

Don't Sharpteeth preserve their innocence by not learning the leaf eater language and only thinking that they are mindless green munching delicacies? Of course, it's much more beneficial for both parties involved if the Sharpteeth realizes that their linear way of thinking is wrong, and vice versa for the leaf eaters too.

[Anagnos]

Goodbye Litflefoot and good riddance.

Good job. Way to stoop down to that flathead’s pathetic level.

Littlefoot started the conflict, he is responsible for War between Aharpteeth and Leaf Eaters.

Well, sharpteeth are not exactly innocent either.

We can’t afford to be innocent. We have to hunt our food, leaf eaters just chow on what greens they find.

Don't Sharpteeth preserve their innocence by not learning the leaf eater language and only thinking that they are mindless green munching delicacies? Of course, it's much more beneficial for both parties involved if the Sharpteeth realizes that their linear way of thinking is wrong, and vice versa for the leaf eaters too.

Interesting theory and I think you're onto something. This will require further analysis. Kowalski!

[Gentle Sharptooth]

Goodbye Litflefoot and good riddance.

Good job. Way to stoop down to that flathead’s pathetic level.

Littlefoot started the conflict, he is responsible for War between Aharpteeth and Leaf Eaters.

Well, sharpteeth are not exactly innocent either.

We can’t afford to be innocent. We have to hunt our food, leaf eaters just chow on what greens they find.

Don't Sharpteeth preserve their innocence by not learning the leaf eater language and only thinking that they are mindless green munching delicacies? Of course, it's much more beneficial for both parties involved if the Sharpteeth realizes that their linear way of thinking is wrong, and vice versa for the leaf eaters too.

Intriguing analysis. But don’t expect us Sharpteeth to eat Vegan burgers.

[ImpracticalDino]

Goodbye Litflefoot and good riddance.

Good job. Way to stoop down to that flathead’s pathetic level.

Littlefoot started the conflict, he is responsible for War between Aharpteeth and Leaf Eaters.

Well, sharpteeth are not exactly innocent either.

We can’t afford to be innocent. We have to hunt our food, leaf eaters just chow on what greens they find.

Don't Sharpteeth preserve their innocence by not learning the leaf eater language and only thinking that they are mindless green munching delicacies? Of course, it's much more beneficial for both parties involved if the Sharpteeth realizes that their linear way of thinking is wrong, and vice versa for the leaf eaters too.

Intriguing analysis. But don’t expect us Sharpteeth to eat Vegan burgers.

Of course not! Vegan burgers aren't even made of meat anyway, and a Sharptooth's diet dictates meat only.

Although, perhaps with lab created meat...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cultured_meat

^^Too bad these man made technologies not available in LBT universe.

[Gentle Sharptooth]

Man made meat! Yuck! I want T-Bone, Triceratops.

[ImpracticalDino]

Man made meat! Yuck! I want T-Bone, Triceratops.

Technically, it's still the real deal?

From Google:

"Meat grown in a laboratory from cultured cells is turning that vision into a reality. ... The meat is made by first taking a muscle sample from an animal. Technicians collect stem cells from the tissue, multiply them dramatically and allow them to differentiate into primitive fibers that then bulk up to form muscle tissue."

[Gentle Sharptooth]

Man made meat! Yuck! I want T-Bone, Triceratops.

Technically, it's still the real deal?

From Google:

"Meat grown in a laboratory from cultured cells is turning that vision into a reality. ... The meat is made by first taking a muscle sample from an animal. Technicians collect stem cells from the tissue, multiply them dramatically and allow them to differentiate into primitive fibers that then bulk up to form muscle tissue."

That’s not good enough! I want fresh meat!

[ImpracticalDino]

Man made meat! Yuck! I want T-Bone, Triceratops.

Technically, it's still the real deal?

From Google:

"Meat grown in a laboratory from cultured cells is turning that vision into a reality. ... The meat is made by first taking a muscle sample from an animal. Technicians collect stem cells from the tissue, multiply them dramatically and allow them to differentiate into primitive fibers that then bulk up to form muscle tissue."

That’s not good enough! I want fresh meat!

Well, if you're a person that cares about ethics but still wants to (or forced to because of diet) eat meat, then this seems to be the only other alternate solution.

And before the invention of lab made meat, something like this wouldn't be possible at all, so yeah.

[Gentle Sharptooth]

Man made meat! Yuck! I want T-Bone, Triceratops.

Technically, it's still the real deal?

From Google:

"Meat grown in a laboratory from cultured cells is turning that vision into a reality. ... The meat is made by first taking a muscle sample from an animal. Technicians collect stem cells from the tissue, multiply them dramatically and allow them to differentiate into primitive fibers that then bulk up to form muscle tissue."

That’s not good enough! I want fresh meat!

Well, if you're a person that cares about ethics but still wants to (or forced to because of diet) eat meat, then this seems to be the only other alternate solution.

And before the invention of lab made meat, something like this wouldn't be possible at all, so yeah.

Ethical? I am a sharptooth. Eating fresh meat is a birthright.

[ImpracticalDino]

Man made meat! Yuck! I want T-Bone, Triceratops.

Technically, it's still the real deal?

From Google:

"Meat grown in a laboratory from cultured cells is turning that vision into a reality. ... The meat is made by first taking a muscle sample from an animal. Technicians collect stem cells from the tissue, multiply them dramatically and allow them to differentiate into primitive fibers that then bulk up to form muscle tissue."

That’s not good enough! I want fresh meat!

Well, if you're a person that cares about ethics but still wants to (or forced to because of diet) eat meat, then this seems to be the only other alternate solution.

And before the invention of lab made meat, something like this wouldn't be possible at all, so yeah.

Ethical? I am a sharptooth. Eating fresh meat is a birthright.

Lol, doesn't this make it harder for leaf eaters and Sharpteeth to coexist then?

Eh, who am I kidding? The dream of an entire species coexisting with another species that they eat is technically impossible. It can be done locally, but not on a global scale.

[Gentle Sharptooth]

Man made meat! Yuck! I want T-Bone, Triceratops.

Technically, it's still the real deal?

From Google:

"Meat grown in a laboratory from cultured cells is turning that vision into a reality. ... The meat is made by first taking a muscle sample from an animal. Technicians collect stem cells from the tissue, multiply them dramatically and allow them to differentiate into primitive fibers that then bulk up to form muscle tissue."

That’s not good enough! I want fresh meat!

Well, if you're a person that cares about ethics but still wants to (or forced to because of diet) eat meat, then this seems to be the only other alternate solution.

And before the invention of lab made meat, something like this wouldn't be possible at all, so yeah.

Ethical? I am a sharptooth. Eating fresh meat is a birthright.

Lol, doesn't this make it harder for leaf eaters and Sharpteeth to coexist then?

Eh, who am I kidding? The dream of an entire species coexisting with another species that they eat is technically impossible. It can be done locally, but not on a global scale.

We eat meat, but we Sharpteeth can choose our prey. I can decide to eat or not to.

[ImpracticalDino]

Man made meat! Yuck! I want T-Bone, Triceratops.

Technically, it's still the real deal?

From Google:

"Meat grown in a laboratory from cultured cells is turning that vision into a reality. ... The meat is made by first taking a muscle sample from an animal. Technicians collect stem cells from the tissue, multiply them dramatically and allow them to differentiate into primitive fibers that then bulk up to form muscle tissue."

That’s not good enough! I want fresh meat!

Well, if you're a person that cares about ethics but still wants to (or forced to because of diet) eat meat, then this seems to be the only other alternate solution.

And before the invention of lab made meat, something like this wouldn't be possible at all, so yeah.

Ethical? I am a sharptooth. Eating fresh meat is a birthright.

Lol, doesn't this make it harder for leaf eaters and Sharpteeth to coexist then?

Eh, who am I kidding? The dream of an entire species coexisting with another species that they eat is technically impossible. It can be done locally, but not on a global scale.

We eat meat, but we Sharpteeth can choose our prey. I can decide to eat or not to.

Yep, that's true also. It's a great pleasure and honor to be an honorary member of the Sharptooth Clan sir.