T.Rex was a carnivore and therefore certainly ate the flesh (and likely also the bone marrow, as its teeth and jaws could crush bone) of other dinosaurs. It's an open debate as to whether T.Rex was an exclusive scavenger, a predator or something in between, but in any of these cases, it would likely have fed on hadrosaurids (such as Edmontosaurus) and ceratopsians (such as Triceratops) that lived in the same region (North America) and at the same time (Late Cretaceous/Maastrichtian). There is certainly evidence that T.Rex at least fed upon these two dinosaurs, since unmistakable tooth marks have been found on their fossils. Other than that, T.Rex might have fed on anything else it could get its enormous, bone crushing jaws around, as many carnivores do today.
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Yes. Scientists have found evidence of tyrannosaurus killing and eating members of their own species.
a t-rexes egg is 100000m long
T-Rex's weight is 4-7 tons.
Ciarra's And alice's and dinoplops and T-REXS
t-rex's were carnivores also known as meat eater's
No. T-Rex was a reptile like all the other dinosaurs. (maybe not Archeopteryx)
they eat lots of meat and have a roust dinner on Sundays
they eat meat and other dinosaus like the triceratops
YES! a t-rex was a carnivore, so it only ate MEAT!
because it evolved in the Cretaceous
Usually just smaller more defensless dinosaurs...