Tyrannosaurus rex eggs were relatively small compared to the size of the adult dinosaur, measuring about 30 to 40 centimeters (12 to 16 inches) in length. These eggs were typically oval-shaped and laid in clutches, with some fossilized nests suggesting that a T. rex could have laid around 15 to 20 eggs at a time. The specific size and shape of the eggs can vary, as they are often found in different fossilized conditions.
Try seeing Jurassic Park 2 and see if you can find T-Rex eggs. Multiply the egg size by two. That should be the egg size of a Spinosaurus egg because the Spinosaurus is twice the size of a T-Rex.
a T-REX has to about 10-30 eggs
T-Rex babies are simply hatched
Eggs. They were a reptile .
They hatched from eggs.
T-rex would have mated like most land vertebrate, and after some period of time the female would lay eggs.
the size of a T- Rex claw is approximately 45cm square.
Eggs! plain and simple eggs!
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It was the t Rex and then the folaserrapter
the size of a book
Although no one has found a T-Rex nest, egg or embory, scientist surmise that the larsest-of-all dino eggs- up to a size of a loaf of French bread in a nest as large as nine feet in diameter- very similar to what T-Rex must have laid.By Paige Louise Marriott. Age 10.