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What was the most deadly dinosaur?
t rex
Why is a t-rex vicious?
because the t-rex is so huge
How many teeth do a t-rex have?
It is widely reported that the adult T-Rex had 64 teeth in total.
Can a spinosaurus kill a T-rex because it is the largest known carnivores dinosaur is it true?
Yes spinosaurus has powerful claws and it's massive size, it's bite is not as deadly but can injure the t-rex, so yes a spinosaurus can kill a t-rex.
What the tyrannosaurus did?
The Tyrannosaurus Rex had no way to survive the suns absense so they did not adapt.
What do T Rex's eat?
Well, they are carnivores so they eat meat as in other animals.
Was a t-rex ever on a diet?
no the t-rex was the most feared dinosaur so no dinosaur dared to eat from him.
How many cows could a T-Rex eat in one day?
When T-Rex lived there were no cows, so the answer is none.
How big is a t-rex s claw?
All carnosaurs had small arms, so a t-rex's CLAW was about 8cm long.
Who would win t-rex or carcharodontosaurus?
x A spinosaurus is bigger in size and its mouth is longer so that gives it a range advantage, but the T-rex is built for fighting other theropods. A trex is much more heavily built but spinosaurus has high size so it could use it to knock over the t rex and this isnt UFC so its not a brawl on the ground my overall answer is Spino=56% T-rex=44%
Was the t-rex the most dominant an dangerous dinosaur?
It was the "the king of dinosaurs" wich meant the strongest or dominant dinosaur
How does a Tyrannosaurus Rex's tail helped its balance?
The tail of a T. rex primarily served to balance the weight of the rest of its body and its massive head. Contrary to its depiction in Jurassic Park T. rex probably could not run fast.
