The organs of a Tyrannosaurus rex were proportionate to its massive size, with estimates suggesting its heart could weigh around 400 pounds and its lungs resembling those of a large modern bird. The stomach was also substantial, capable of holding large quantities of food to support its carnivorous diet. Overall, the organ sizes of T. rex were adapted to its predatory lifestyle and large body mass, making them significantly larger than those of many present-day animals.
a trexs mouth is maybe very big but i guess it is very smaLL
a trexs mouth is maybe very big but i guess it is very smaLL
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No
Big
a tyrannosaurus rex could be up to 46 feet long and weight 10 tons at the most and in height it could reach up to 21 feet high
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It depends how old the human is.
the organs would press on each other and crowd out the differennt organs thus affecting functions and be ineffective.
The answer is tissues, they are way bigger than cells but smaller than those big organs
It's pretty big. When the frog is dissected, it covers most of the vital organs from the stomach surface.
No, your brain is one of the larger organs. If your bladder was that big you would probably have some sort of disorder.