Could a pterodactyl win a fight against a t-rex?

Answer 1

No, because they lived in different times. The Titanoboa lived in the cretaceous, while the megalodon lived in the neogene. But if they did meet, the megalodon could snap titanoboa's body in half, making an easy win for the megalodon.

Answer 2

As all dinosaurs are extinct, including T-Rex then no.

EDIT

In it's time and place, Tyrannosaurus Rex was the top predator; no other predator presented a larger threat than T.Rex. However, in different areas and time periods, there were dinosaurs who were just as menacing, such as the larger Giganotosaurus and powerful Carcharodontosaurus.

Answer 3

No, back in the Prehistoric age the T rex was king of the land. If a Pterodactyl tried to attack the Tyrannosaurus the T rex would just over power the Pterodactyl and rip it LIMB FROM LIMB.

Answer 4

It probably could. Go on Google and see what you can find about if they can but I'd say yes.  They can probably litteraly kill even the strongest animal!

Answer 5

No. Stegosaurus lived 155-150 million years ago in the Jurassic Period. Tyrannosaurus lived 58-65.5 million years ago at the end of the Cretaceous period.

Answer 6

The Pterodactyl might be able to win against the T-Rex because its flying advantages.

Answer 7

tyrannosaurus

Answer 8

argentinosaures can beat titanoboa

Answer 9

Yes a titanaboa can deafeat a t-rex because of its agitity and speed which can deafeat any animal or dinosaur