What was a T-Rex's eye like?

Answer 1

Certain body parts just do not fossilize, as Ley remarked in one article on Dinosaurs. The Eye is a delicate organ that will decompose after death like meats so there is no fossil evidence- the size of the orbits in the bony skull- yes, but well to give a visual exam to an animal extinct millions of years, impossible, that"s all. Have worn specs since l964 but am not a Dinosaur!

Actually, scientists have determined that T-Rex had the ability to see quite well. It could see far distances and even had outstanding peripheral vision. Many scientists say that T-Rex had better eyesight than any animal alive today.

Answer 2

Eyeballs never fossilize, so its impossible to know certain things about the vision of an extinct animal. However, we do know that the scleral rings in Velociraptor's eye sockets were extra large. This is an adaptation that assists in night vision, so Velociraptor was probably good at seeing in the dark.

Answer 3

actually the trex's eyesight was better than a hawk, jurrasic park just lied to y'all , standing still would have just made y'all into a happy meal, Deinoychus were what the jurrasic world and park raptors were based on , the actual velociraptor was the size of a turkey and would be a little ankle biter, plus the Trex had a coat of feathers on their back, but don't worry dinosaurs such as the Ankylosaurus and stegosaurus and Brachiosaurus and the Apatasaur all had scales , so at least some dinos are related to lizards

Answer 4

a t-rex's eye was round and like our eye. Google Image it to look at some pictures of what archaeologists think it may have looked like. It basically looks like human eyes!

Answer 5

No. The frill was gave it so many blind spots.

Answer 6

Trodon

Answer 7

Yes