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13 great truth about Tyrannosaurus Rex
If you went around and surveyed people about what
If you have asked about the scariest dinosaurs, you'll probably get the same answer again.
For those you don't know much about dinosaurs, this is a general idea of what a Tyrannosaurus Rex likes.
First, they are very scary, 40 feet wide (12.3 m) long and 12 feet (3.66 m) when measuring up to their hip peak.
They are one of the largest predators that have been known from Earth, considered
Now we have a vague idea about what a Tyrannosaurus Rex (T-Rex) looks like, let's look at some more interesting details that really make them different from other dinosaurs
Tyrannosaurus Rex has a very popular name.
The man responsible for Tyrannosaurus Rex is Henry Fairfield Osborn, president of the US Natural History Museum at the time of discovery and identity of dinosaurs in 1905.
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Through its name, Tyrannosaurus has been crowned, or more specifically, King Lizard Tyrant!
T-Rex has a small arm that will make you laugh.
In case you have missed it, the animals before this scary history have been completely unreasonable small arms.
While your average T-Rex will loom many times higher than your average, their arm is only a little longer than us!
While human average arms are about 2.1 feet long (64 cm), a T-Rexes arm is only 3.3 feet long (1 meter)!
We don't know what their arms are!
Some scientists claim that the arm of a Tyrannosaurus Rex is a trace, which means they left from the previous evolution (like our tail bone).
This might not mean that, because bones in their arms show clear signs that despite their size, their arms are extremely muscular!
So what did they do?
Some practical theories say they have been used to keep prey while attacking them with vicious functions or to help themselves off the ground.
Tyrannosaurus Rex has one of the strongest bite of all known dinosaurs.
While their arms can be small and just a little ridiculous, don't start thinking these historic predators are not a scary enemy!
A full adult T-Rex had an impressive bite, with a function about 4 feet long (1.2 m).
You will never want to see a smile of Tyrannosaurus Rex, - a mature T-Rex has 60 teeth, some measures long to 1 feet (30.5 cm)!
Scary like teeth sounds, where they are almost scary as its bite - a 2012 study shows that all terrestrial animals have studied, T-Rex has the strongest bite!
It is found that they can cause up to 12,814 pounds forces (57,000 n) with vicious functions.
To put it on the point of view, a person can bite down with about 175 pounds of force (778 n), making a bite of Tyrannosaurus Rex stronger than 73 times compared to us!
They may also have a few feathers!
This is a sure point to Xuffle a few feathers among the long-term T-Rex fans.
The jury has not yet about whether Tyrannosaurus Rex has any feathers, but it looks more likely.
Studies of the close relatives of T-Rex have found insulation hair on many of their bodies.
A 2017 study has reviewed all evidence until the day the skin patterns concluded that if Tyrannosaurus Rex used to have any feathers, they will only be found in the upper part of the body, can run
Tyrannosaurus Rex only lives in North America.
Although now they are famous all over the world, T-Rex only lives in a small part of the ancient world named Laramidia.
In prehistoric times, Laramidia is an island continent that is creating parts of the North American coast, from Alaska to southwest Mexico.
They are both hunters and scavenger soldiers.
For a long time, people said that Tyrannosaurus Rex is a predator
One year 2013.
Until that time, the only evidence we have Tyrannosaurus Rex's eating habits based on their stool, which contains the rest of crunched bones.
However, from what we know, T-Rex will hunt down the food and choose the dinosaur's bones (and also eat them!)
Tyrannosaurus Rex has a fairly short life.
T-Rexes is the peak predator of their era, no dinosaurs hunting them for food.
Thus, they actually only die from diseases, accidents, hunger or old age.
From data has been collected from T-Rex fossil so far we have a fairly accurate prediction of their lifespan.
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A small town in South Dakota is considered the T-Rex capital of the world.
Follow them, at least!
That's just about a T-Rex for every 50 people!
To bring it to the point of view, only about 50 main specimens of Tyrannosaurus are found, only a few are a complete fossil of dinosaurs.
Nothing strange when Tyrannosaurus Rex is a good hunter.
And, obviously, a lot it goes down on their eyes!
Most lifeboats have lived with a common point - if they have eyes, they usually point out, instead of forwarding.
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Some creatures have eyes towards the front, instead of crossing, such as eagles, and people of course.
T-Rexes also has eyes towards the front, and it gave them more aware than the rest of their kind, giving them a serious advantage.
Their other senses are also enhanced!
Studies have discovered that Tyrannosaurus Rex is also quite gifted when it comes to their other senses.
They Had Large Olfactory Nerves, which Indicates that they have Had A Heightened Sense of Smell, Allowing Them to Track Their Prey From Miles Away.
They also have a long cochlea (take out the output from the gutter, please),
But they run slower than humans, perhaps.
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While Some Studies Have Shown that the T-Rex Could Reach Maximum Speeds of 17 Miles Per Hour (27 km / h), Others Have Claimed They Could Reach Reach Speeds Up to 43 Miles Per Hour (70 km / h).
I don't know about you, but I want to imagine they are slow beasts, staying!
Tyrannosaurus Rex is one of the last lands
In the big diagram of things, T-Rex is quite rough.
Dinosaurs wandering on Earth about 100 million years, from about 165 million years ago until their mass extinction 66 million years ago.
Tyrannosaurus Rex came to the scene quite late, only 68 million years ago, just enjoying two million years at the beginning of the food chain before what was most likely to be a asteroid crashing into the earth.
One of the most interesting things about biological neck is nothing to do, and everything is just a working hypothesis.
For all we know, a new fossil can be excavated tomorrow that completely changes our dinosaur ideas.
Who knows, maybe we have too much wrong about T-Rex, and it really has wings?
