 Nevertheless, it was still a formidable predator, and likely preyed on reptiles and smaller therapsids.Like more derived rubidgeines, "Dinogorgon" had a number of bosses on its skull, likely to reduce the stresses caused by struggling prey.Its snout was deep but narrow, similar to "Aelurognathus", but narrower than "Rubidgea" and "Clelandina".