Tyrannosaurus

Because it's skull showed sharp teeth which shows that it teared meat. That makes it a carnivore.

yes. In fact the shape of the teeth (needle-like) proves that it stayed a large portion of it's life in water. So, what does this have to do with it's teeth? The teeth are perfectly designed to catch fish!

It depends on the age of the Tyrannosaurus in question.

The largest known from a fairly complete skeleton is Sue, which reached a length of 12.8 metres. However, a skull of a T. rex, MOR 008, is significantly larger, and using the skull-body length ratio system we can deduce a slightly longer creature.

And it's A Tyrannosaurus rex, not an. I mean seriously man, come on!

This is very close, but I'll say crocodile. The squid is longer up to 43 ft but is only 800 pounds. while a crocodile is not that long, only 23 ft but is is alot heavier, at 3000 pounds. Also the squids weapon wont harm the crocodile that badly because of its hard skin, while the crocodiles 5000 psi bite of a croc can kill the squid, so croc wins.

about 20 feet

Stegosaurus had a brain that weighed about 2.8 oz, the same as a dog's brain. That is very small considering that the Stegosaurus was 30 feet long and weighed 5.5 tons. People often say that its brain was the size of a walnut or a pea, but that exaggerates its small size.

Most tails are thought to have been used for balancing.

T-rex had no natural predators, and only 3 dinosaurs out of every kind that lived could have a chance of defeating t-rex. These include Triceratops, ankylosaurus, Brachiosaurs(+which lived in the Jurassic period not cretacious). Not Spinosaurs, inspite of the famous Jurassic Park 3. So unless a t-rex died of natural causes nothing would be dining on Tyrannosaurus Rex.

A tyrannosaurus rex did not have wings. You may be thinking of a pterosaur.

Naturally, a young T-Rex unguarded by it's parents could easily fall prey to most large predators.

As for an adult Tyrannosaur, besides a human with a highly powered weapon, the only other likely candidates for land animals would be poisonous snakes, or a ridiculously huge pride of lions, in which most prides rarely get this large to begin with, however, big groups have proven themselves capable of taking down adult elephants, which are roughly the similar size of a T-Rex, though such occurrences rarely happen, differences would include an elephant being supported on four legs while the T-Rex only has two. When lions go after adult elephants, they try to crowd on top of the animal and overwhelm it, causing it to collapse to the ground (by the sheer weight of the pride rather than from exhaustion) Then they bite the trunk, opposed to the throat like most other prey.

Even if the pride managed to bring the T-Rex down, a Tyrannosaur has a very large throat and windpipe, a lion would have a difficult time squeezing the windpipe shut, an event could lead to the lions actually giving up. In the end, the lions successfully can bring down the dinosaur, but actually killing it would be a whole different story. Unless the lions were really patient and they simply waited until the T-Rex died from thirst, starvation or even exhaustion, such an event is very unlikely.

It isn't short for anything. Rex is the Latin word for King. It can also be a version of "Reginald" that was Rex Harrisons birth name.

Buzzards eat small animals (voles, mice, frogs etc) and worms. The also eat carrion - dead animals.

The Tyrannosaurus lived in forested river valleys in North America. ;P

Some archaeologists informally refer to them as "dinosaur tots," but they don't have an official word made just for them. Dinosaurs that hatch from eggs or with birdlike features could be referred to by bird related names like hatchlings or chicks.

There were already water at that time as the first living things came out of water. so basicly: water. I don't know maybe water or dead dinosaur blood?

i'd say tyrannosaurus because it had a much stronger bite force than giganotosaurus did. though it's possible for giganotosaurus to beat t-rex. but the might not have fought because t-rex lived in north America and g-rex(giganotosaurus) lived in south America. g-rex was a pack hunter. so 1 t-rex wouldn't stand a chance against a pack of g-rexes.

'Tyrannosaurus Rex' means King of the Tyrant Lizards, so that in itself gives a vague description on what sort of animal it was. T-Rex was a dinosaur that lived approximately 65 million years ago and was possibly the second largest carnivorous dinosaur to ever walk the Earth.

Defo yh but we don't know if it was a hunter or scavenger.

Most natural history museums would have mounted T-rex displays, however, these are usually casts of actual bones as well as casts that are of what the bones are believed to have looked like. However, they also probably have some individual fossil bones in display cases.

At the Field Museum of Natural History in Chicago, Illinois, they have Sue the T-rex on display. Sue is the largest and most complete fossilized T-rex skeleton ever found (however, there would be a few fake bones even in her display because she is only mostly complete. Also, due to damage to her bones shortly after death, the skull was distorted, and therefor a cast of her skull is used in the display.

Obviously not very long.

Velociraptor is a type of dinosaur. There are no living dinosaurs today, in any country. All known velociraptor remains have been found in Mongolia and northern China.

A T-rex, or Tyrannosaurus rex, was a dinosaur with skin of a crocodile-like texture. They were approximately forty feet tall, but their jaws and mouths were massive in proportion to their body. They stood on two legs and had two small arms.

Hte oviraptor dinosaur baccame instinct in the Maastrichtian age