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Tyrannolibidinosus regina — Description

Tyrannolibidinosus regina (lustful tyrant queen)
The species' name was given to it after people asked a paleontologist to give it a fancy name after telling him what they saw. They explained that a female megatheropod had overpowered and raped a male of the same species. They claimed they could differentiate the two because they saw a male reproduction organ on the smaller one being pinned down. "Lustful" for the sexual assault, "tyrant" for the lack of mercy, and "queen" for the fact that the female was larger than the male by a large margin.
Well, the paleontologist believed them, because at that time dinosaurs- well, alleged "dinosaurs" were appearing all sorts of places on Earth, like an episode of Primeval. Some scientists even debated whether these were dinosaurs, or biologically accurate dragons. Whether they were dinosaurs or real dragons, people didn't agree. When they showed the footage to another animal enthusiast, he explained to them that they had it wrong. You see, more often than not, the more intelligent organisms show more empathy and affection than those who rely on instinct rather than intelligence. Especially with theropods. He explained that rather than an assault, it was playing. Because these creatures were so intelligent, they had the capacity to experience affection AND excitement. He noted that the males are also bigger as a species, and that females have a growth spurt earlier than males, therefore seeming bigger. The males are bigger when they reach their growth spurt later.
Diet: Omnivore
Temperament: Social, curious, playful, neutral
Mating information: Loyal, intimate, sensual, sexual, empathetic, mate for life
Size (estimates): Weight: 5.7 Metric tonnes (5730 kg). Length: Unknown. Height: Unknown.