Who is stronger spinasour or t-rex?

Answer 1

Spinosaurus/spinosaurus egypticus would have been bigger and more aggresive but if you are thinking of the fight between the T.rex and Spino, the T.rex would win due to the Spinosaurus hands not being able to break its neck.

Answer 2

They are both boosted by a certain terrain. If a t-rex and a spinosaurus fought. The t-rex would win on land (because it's a land animal) and the spinosaurus would win in water. Because... well you understand. The spinosaurus's spine was a best part of his body. Because on land it acted as a personal air conditioner and in water it acted as a shark fin.

So to figure out who's stronger you must choose a certain terrain.

Answer 3

It is impossible to say for certain whether Tyrannosaurus was stronger than Spinosaurus as we only have fossilized bones to base our guesses on.

We can tell from the jawbones that Tyrannosaurus had a very strong bite force, capable of generating 35000 to 57000 Newtons of force in the back teeth, a stronger bite force than that of any known land predator to have ever existed.

Tyrannosaurus probably had the strength to hunt large and even dangerous prey such as Edmontosaurus and Triceratops. Spinosaurus, however, mostly ate fish and didn't have nearly that strong of a bite force.

I would guess that per pound Tyrannosaurus was stronger than Spinosaurus, but Spinosaurus may have weighed a good deal more than Tyrannosaurus, which may give the Spinosaurus enough of an edge to make it stronger. Tyrannosaurus never would have encountered Spinosaurus because they lived millions of years apart on different continents. However, if they did meet, Tyrannosaurus may have lived in packs, which would have given them a big advantage over Spinosaurus.

Answer 4

It is impossible to say for certain which was stronger because the only remains we have of either of these creatures are fossil bones, and a complete Spinosaurus skeleton has never even been found.

We can tell from their jawbones that Tyrannosaurus had an incredible bite force, capable of generating 35000 to 57000 Newtons of force in the back teeth. That is stronger than that of any other known land predator to have ever existed.

Tyrannosaurus probably had the strength to hunt large and even dangerous prey such as Edmontosaurus and Triceratops. Spinosaurus, however, mostly ate fish and didn't have nearly that strong of a bite force.

I would guess that per pound Tyrannosaurus was stronger than Spinosaurus, but Spinosaurus may have weighed a good deal more than Tyrannosaurus, which may give the Spinosaurus enough of an edge to make it stronger.

Tyrannosaurus never would have encountered Spinosaurus because they lived millions of years apart on different continents. However, if they did meet, Tyrannosaurus may have lived in packs, which would have given them a big advantage over Spinosaurus.

Answer 5

Most likely. Tyrannosaurus was adapted for killing large prey, primarily other dinosaurs. Spinosaurus was adapted for catching fish.

Answer 6

yes a trex is stronger but when the spinosaurus is underwater the spinosaurus could take advantage

Answer 7

I don't think so... it was definitely more robust with that bite force and skull but compared to a dinosaur that's bigger wieghs more and has more weapons such as claws I'm giving it to the spinosaurus for strength

Answer 8

actually the spinosaurus was more heavier 22 tons vs 7. 7 tons is a huge difference and besides spinosaurus was the biggest and heaviest carnivore it's been proven