Tyrannosaurus vs Spinosaurus, who wins?

I see a 10 ton max for Rex with an average of 6-9 or so PSI bite force as reasonable myself. The whole 15 ton PSI bite is actually a very recent study.

Thank you for the compliments Mr.Happy, theres no need to blow up about a friendly debate, but sometimes people aren't friendly and it's almost mandatory for somebody to stand up to them.

Lol thats such a funny website.

I know, it's my FAVORITE site for comics.

Seriously Mr. Happy, use literally correctly.

In all fairness, it was originally like that with you. However, since then, there has been a very noticeable change in how you are. If you were to change your profile pic and screen name, I probably wouldn't have recognized it as you. You get so used to things, and then they change. 

401, sorry. It happens to bug me when people don't understand some of my references. In the future, why not look up some of these things I use in references. Not trying to sound like a jerk, just saying.

Well, honestly, this is a Jurassic Park forum. Not a car forum. But I feel you, when no one understands my Zelda references...

But let's go back to Rex vs. Spino.

You are correct Something Real. Perhaps Spinosaurs as a whole and. Tyrannosaurs as a whole would have been a better thing to say. 

Thing with smart cars though is that Europe's streets are small because they were made back when horses and walking were the main mode of transportation. Here in North America, we have pickup trucks that wouldn't fit on a European road, and then there are the ones with duals (dualies, twin tires, doudble tires, whatever you call them).

Well, the Spinosaurs where the Megalosaurs, and they where very successful, then they evolved. The Spinosaurs lasted some time. Not as long as the tyrannosaurs, simply because they where specialized. That is good when it can be used, and is bad when it can't. 

BBC Walking with Dinosaurs is notorious for its inaccuracies...

Welcome back, Fact Dude. I myself was expecting a blow up about the post, but i'm very glad it didn't come to that.

Hell, this post is to address those kind of things that make people angry...

12 tons and 15 ton bite force? pure fanboyism. 7 tons(average) and around 6 tons of bite force is more accurate in my view.

The truck is about a 2004 Ram 3500 6.0 or 6.7 litre diesel, long box extended cab, dually, and in the box, is a smart car. 

Yes, and it alsis an be bad to be not be specialized. If that's what you got, and you are able to take a wide range of food, but aren't very efficient at it, then of our screwed. If your able to take the specilized food, and it runs dry, then your screwed. Nature likes to screw us.

Excuse me but isn't this about Rex and Spino.................................................................................

Now you know what a smart car is. If I ever use a smart car in a reference, you'll know what I'm talking about when I say smart car. 

specialization was Spinosaurus' down fall. Climate change effected its habitat....and it just wasn't equipped for those changes.

Things can only go great for so long....Who knows how long Tyrannosaurus would have lived if the asteroid didn't hit? they were specialized in their own right..

they may have become vestigial, if anything. Something like the arms of the abelisauridae

Nope, nope, nope, nope. I made a pact with myself to never get involved in one of these no matter how heated or mellow they were. Sorry to disappoint. But I can't go and lose sleep(yeah, I lose sleep because of it) because I have no idea what the heck is going on on the forums while I'm not there. So, count me out. I've seen the ugly side of this debate. I'd rather not see it again.

-Rex Fan 684

yes indeed, majungatholus was included in that group. As well as Carnotaurus, Abelisaurus, and Aucasaurus

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