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Is it convenient to talk at the moment? http://talkinvestor.com/pet-protector-sofa-cover-7878.pdf#indirect quilted water-resistant pet protector sofa slipcover I hate how this so-called expert on predatory behavior (Jack Horner) portrays many inaccuracies. 1. Hyenas are not obligate scavengers, and in fact are the most prominent predators in some areas, way more than lions in those areas. 2. Why would a scavenger, or rather any carnivore, attack the tail instead of any other part of a herbivore's body? The tail is one of the boniest parts of a body, especially the tip. It is way more likely the bite was a futile attempt to grab an already basically escaped prey item. 3. Tyrannosaurus Rex had a very developed sense of smell. Pretty sure it would be able to tell whether a dinosaur was dead or not. Bodies begin to rot pretty quickly and that makes them give off specific scents that a scavenger would have to know how to detect.
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