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I think that's unrealistic - they either eat all their food (if there is even a climate they can survive in) or they get caught. Though this won't apply to smal

I think that's unrealistic - they either eat all their food (if there is even a climate they can survive in) or they get caught. Though this won't apply to small species as much. But the small dynos won't necessarily ruin the ecosystem as they won't be the apex predator. Not like a T-Rex is going to run around without being found, unless the host country collapses and no one cares. But it will just go extinct again, after causing some damage.

conductr 4y ago
> the small dynos won't necessarily ruin the ecosystem as they won't be the apex predator Ask an aussie how much damage something as innocuous as a rabbit or a frog can do when in an ecosystem they weren't meant for. > unless the host country collapses and no one cares. Matter of time. Human life timescale too, not evolutionary timescales > it will just go extinct again, after causing some damage. Sounds real fun, I totally want that to happen /s