Board Thread:Fun and Games/@comment-26923065-20160127114349/@comment-107.72.162.51-20171020120831

TheMeepMachine wrote: 107.72.162.51 wrote:

Sprinter1988 wrote: Actually, everyone already knows what Velociraptor really looks like; just a small but nimble turkey. However, I still think of the accurate Velociraptor as deadly because... Hey; just one can cling on a person and bite his jugular, AND have 10 of these little guys, and they will shred that person to pieces alive like piranhas.
 * Note: I chose Deinonychus because the original post said that the animals would be scientifically accurate and thanks to the JP films, everyone knows the name Velociraptor, but think it looks like Deinonychus - if I put in a real Verlociraptor, everyone would get disappointed!

Sure, it's also bad to have a Deinonychus (or Dakotaraptor, Achillobator, and Utahraptor) simply bite your neck and suffocate you to death, but the point is, you are already dead when this (or these) large dromaeosaurs start to eat you. Velociraptor on the other hand, may be gradually smaller, but they are faster, more flexible, and deadlier--- something that WOULD get the public's attention.

A Raptor might have trouble clinging to a person, since their fingers (except for the first one) were under the wing feathers and that the third finger had vestigal a claw(very small claw hidden under the skin) But what about their titular toe claw? Can they jump and cling onto a person with their toe claw?