As the Dilophosaurus stalks it’s prey, it inches closer to its victim. Before it’s first bite, the alveoli glands release a toxic venom into the mouth. With a swift attack it’s teeth pierce into the flesh of the unsuspecting prey. It flees from fear but the damage has already been done. (1/2) #dino

(2/2) ...A slow and painful death awaits and the Dilo patiently watched from afar. . . Disclaimer: I don’t know if Dilophosaurus had a venomous bite or not but I thought it would be an interesting idea. :3 Entered an art challenge on Artfol hosted by orchidflamingo.