Dilophosaurus Sound Novels & Stories

"Let's just have a completely ordinary evening. I am so deeply grateful for it." ******* "Daddy," Tom said, leaning over his plate with a serious frown. "A Diplodocus could definitely beat a Brachiosaurus in a fight." "Really?" I asked, setting a basket of bread on the table. "Why do you think so, buddy?" "Because the Diplodocus has a whip tail!" Tom explained loudly, using his arm to copy a swinging tail. "It can hit the Brachiosaurus right in the legs. The Brachiosaurus is just tall, but it is too slow."

The girl leaned over to look and added something. Theo was talking about his dinosaurs. I could tell from the way he was handling them—picking them up one at a time, showing them to his friends, explaining things. The particular animation that came over him when he was describing something he cared about deeply was visible even from here, even through glass and distance. His hands were moving. He was holding up the Triceratops again, then the Ankylosaurus, then— "He has the Ankylosaurus," Louis said, with the satisfaction of a confirmed hypothesis. "I knew it."

He let out a low hiss, like a snake, it was the sexiest sound I had ever head in my life. “Darius,” he moaned my name, it sounded like he was still trying to push against the idea, but my tongue wasn’t really letting him off easy. He angled his neck further; I scraped my teeth along his skin and he released that low hiss once more. My fingers slithered down his shirt till they found his wood through his pants and palmed it.

He yanked the drive out. "Override Code: Museum Audio System!" Alex shouted. BZZZZT! Suddenly, the museum's speakers blasted at maximum volume: The roar of a T-Rex. ROOOOOOAAAAAR! The sound was deafening. The sensitive ears of the Hellhounds couldn't handle it. They whined, pawing at their heads, disoriented and stunned. "Let's go!" Mia grabbed her fallen baton and sprinted towards the skylight rope. Alex grabbed her waist and hit the winch button.

“Who’s there?” My voice echoed back at me, stretching too long, twisting in a way that made my stomach feel strange. It sounded wrong. Hollow. No one answered. Then I heard it. A low sound rolled through the clearing, deep and rough. It wasn’t one voice—it was many. Guttural, angry sounds layered on top of each other, like growls mixed with screams. My breath caught. It sounded like monsters trapped in cages. My eyes widened as I slowly turned in place, trying to figure out where it was coming from.

That part is really annoying. Suddenly, a strange sound echoes through the darkness, interrupting my thoughts. It’s something between a hiss and a growl, but it is so loud and deep that fear takes root in my chest. “What is that?” I ask in a low whisper, shivering at the terrible sound. Alex stops dead in his tracks and sets me down gently. His muscles tense as he scans the area with his keen eyes. “I believe that was the sound of a giant drider.” I look up at him. “What is a giant drider?”

Everything falling to shield the entrance, and inside more darker and colder than before. Maybe darkness and cold was its strength, this two factors were also my strength too. I laughed as the dinosaur rose to its feet, it squealed and hissed. I heard the exact sound of its reechoing from the inner of the cave. This were not echoes, they sound more like it’s kinds.

As the crowd murmured amongst themselves, Darryl put his hands at the sides of his mouth, puffed his cheeks, and made a series of weird sounds. He sounded like those Gourami Dragonfishes; it was precisely the same. What? He could imitate the sounds of the Gourami Dragonfish? Also, it sounded so similar! If they had not witnessed it with their own eyes, no one would believe that a person could make that sound. They looked at Darryl in a daze; they were confused and stunned. Harvey’s eyes widened as he looked at Darryl in incomparable surprise. ‘What is he doing?’

"So what was that sound?" "I don't know..." David scratched his head and looked puzzled, "These are all audio files I downloaded from the Internet, I haven't listened to them in their entirety." Anyway, it's all audio about cave ecology. Such as the sound of wind and water in some natural caves, and the sounds of cave monsters in movies, such as Goblins and Wendigo." "All right..." I frowned at him, unable to understand his taste.

“Don’t speak. It’s dangerous here. There’s a big guy around.” Alex was speechless. He couldn’t see anything else except the green skeleton on top of him. Thus, just a moment later, a roar filled the skies. Roarrr!!! It shook the ground, vigorously swaying the trees. With the violent winds brushing through his skeleton, Alex’s soul nearly fell out. He then noticed a dinosaur fossil… it looked like one at least or something that came out from a museum. It rushed out of the vast forest, three hundred meters away from Alex and the others.