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T-REX

Tyrannosaurus rex, the "Tyrant Lizard King," is perhaps the most iconic and awe-inspiring predator from the Late Cretaceous period. With its massive size, fearsome appearance, and undeniable presence, T. rex reigns as the epitome of a carnivorous dinosaur.
Measuring up to 40 feet in length and standing around 15 feet tall, T. rex was an apex predator with a massive skull, filled with sharp teeth that could exceed 6 inches in length. Its strong jaws and powerful bite force were designed to crush bone, allowing it to consume both meat and marrow.
T. rex's relatively short arms have sparked much speculation and debate among paleontologists, with theories ranging from assisting in grasping prey to playing a role in mating rituals. Its sturdy hind limbs, however, are considered one of the most powerful and efficient in the dinosaur kingdom, allowing it to reach impressive speeds despite its colossal size.
This iconic predator likely scavenged as well as hunted, taking advantage of its role as a top carnivore in its ecosystem. Its distinctively small, two-fingered forelimbs and massive head adorned with tiny, serrated teeth make T. rex instantly recognizable and eternally fascinating to both scientists and the public alike.

Description
T-REX

Tyrannosaurus rex, the "Tyrant Lizard King," is perhaps the most iconic and awe-inspiring predator from the Late Cretaceous period. With its massive size, fearsome appearance, and undeniable presence, T. rex reigns as the epitome of a carnivorous dinosaur.
Measuring up to 40 feet in length and standing around 15 feet tall, T. rex was an apex predator with a massive skull, filled with sharp teeth that could exceed 6 inches in length. Its strong jaws and powerful bite force were designed to crush bone, allowing it to consume both meat and marrow.
T. rex's relatively short arms have sparked much speculation and debate among paleontologists, with theories ranging from assisting in grasping prey to playing a role in mating rituals. Its sturdy hind limbs, however, are considered one of the most powerful and efficient in the dinosaur kingdom, allowing it to reach impressive speeds despite its colossal size.
This iconic predator likely scavenged as well as hunted, taking advantage of its role as a top carnivore in its ecosystem. Its distinctively small, two-fingered forelimbs and massive head adorned with tiny, serrated teeth make T. rex instantly recognizable and eternally fascinating to both scientists and the public alike.