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^Thanks dude

Not yet, but I will soon.

^Did you read the first two fights?

This should be good.

UZ, I guarantee you, it WILL be good.

I agree with both statements about these programs.  

Fortunately, Horner hasn't made much noise about the scavenger theory for a while, so perhaps he has been persuaded otherwise.  As well, since Valley of the T.rex was released in 2001, it's likely that proof of T.rex hunting hadn't been discovered yet.  It's also fine that this documentary was made, because Horner ultimately challenged a wide-spread belief about an animal that we can never collect all information about.  In science, challenging different theories is how progress is made.  And...the scavenger rex that was CGI'd looked cool to me, especially the red head.  The CGI models had to come from somewhere, so as good a choice as any would be When Dinosaurs Roamed America, but you can tell some changes were made, like the T.rex having too much of a box-like head.

While Monsters Resurrected did get a few points across about Spinosaurus, which I think was the first type of non-cinematic media to do so since JP3, it's execution and script was suited more for fantasy rather than fact.  It was by far worse than Valley of the T.rex.

@LordGladiator666, how do you mean average-sized?  Sue is one of the largest specimens found, and according to this, most T.rex specimens found were less than 12 m in length.

Ah okay xD

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I saw it fast because I saw this topic in the "Latest Activity" list.

Omg what did i just posted,  4 comments...end me

You didn't answer my question ):P and yep , by weight for sure, height too but but length idk

This also supports my opinion that Tyrannosaurus rex was the largest theropod. My list was mostly weight-based.

Yes, apparently a very big guy xD also you could have not heard aboutbit because this has been publied recently even the discover is 1 year old.

I am pretty sure that a t rex could grow bigger than sue because sue was an average specimen.

^Ankylosaurus could wreck a T.rex as much as I hate to admit it

I can't believe I've never heard about this before!  This was one big teenager!!

However, I'm skeptical about how long it could have gotten if it survived to full adulthood.  If the average T.rex grew to a range of 38-41 feet by it's late teens or early twenties, then there isn't much evidence of it growing longer.  Heavier, yes, but not much longer.  Apparently Sue reached full length by the time she was 18-20, and she only coud have packed on the pounds, so I wouldn't be surprised that TL.rex barely got any longer.

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This should be good.

Ahhh I didn't know that it lived there lol. 

Also ypu are right that is so small for a shant, silly me

^No it's an Edmontosaurus lol, Shantungosaurus lived in Asia while T.rex terrorised herds of Edmontosaurus in North America.

I will add the rex with dead shan't in the next one for sure, it's awesome!

oh okay thanks xd gonna edit it, nice arts too!!! 

I'll add some more.

Resting Tyrannosaurus rex

T.rex couple

Saurian's Tyrannosaurus rex

Saurian's Triceratops

Saurian's Dakotaraptor

T.rex and kill

Also the correct term for baby dinosaurs is "chicks"

Yep, just something different :3

no spoiler xd

^Only one dinosaur will walk away alive... *evil smile*

Yeah but I am not a real fanboy, rex is not an immortal god so my money is on sauropod this time xd

^But I thought T.rex was your favourite dinosaur...

also I am voting for alasmo

I am ready to say happy anniversary to that awesome and lovely film!!

How did you view my post so fast? xD

^Np m8

yeah that's pretty accurate in my opinion, I agree.

Thanks for liking the topic anyways :)

^Yeah, I just chose my ten favourite dinosaurs of all time. Who are you voting for?

It would likely be forty-five to fifty feet long had it grown to adulthood.

Looks like it's going to be a pretty big battle.

This is gonna be my most anticipated film of 2018