fall from cliff

The great meat eater snarled, its jaws dripping saliva streaked with blood as it rose to its feet. The kong again pressed his attack, but the predator quickly turned and caught him across the midsection with a crushing blow from its tail that sent him sprawling. Ishara heard its body crash to earth somewhere and realized it had fallen into the ravine that snaked into Gaw’s lair. The king dinosaur gave the fallen foe no more attention, as its juvenile came bobbing and hissing from the undergrowth. They proceeded to greedily rip back into the dead kong’s body.
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Behind the slasher, something dark reared. It was the adolescent kong coming from the jungle on the other side of the lagoon, Ishara saw, still alive, though torn and bleeding. The slasher, turning to flee from the thunder-sticks, ran straight into it. The kong, its eyes mad with pain and anger, grabbed the dinosaur, lifted it clear off the ground, and broke its back. It flung the body against the rocks, and then turned and faded into the underbrush, not seeing, or not caring about, those who witnessed the confrontation from behind trees and bushes.


Kong: King of Skull Island, Chapter 8