could 6 utahraptors beat a t.rex

The only way I see it being possible is if it were a juvenile rex or a sick rex.

Wait a minute, did you just say that we are wrong just because you cant come up with anything better to prove yor theory and instead wait for people wo can actually debate to post? I suggest you take a few steps back.

Who are you talking to, lol.

Wait, what did I do

W should just stopped

Before we stop... I want an answer to the question I asked...

Catzilla, i see you used a new username...confused me x)

 FACT DUDE - first off, i'm flattered ;) second, take it easy, he's just a kid after all.

Let's keep it friendly, guys

I wasnt being rude in anyway Carno if thats what you are asking, just take it as two parties clarifiying their peace through not agreeing with each other on what they believe. And Hiphop, why, just why did you bring Spinosaurus into this?

Still didn't answer my question...

Carno did you call me. Kid.

S-rex: no no, i just couldn't quite grip what you were trying to get across. Physical therapy man, takes its toll..

The question at hand is if Rex could handle six raptors, or vice versa. Let's keep it at that for the time being.

Well, seeing that this has over 55 comments when I started, I ain't reading them then saying my piece, so here we go. 

With six Utahraptors, you have six tons give or take of Raptor. They would be agile, the attack would be coordinated, and they are viscious little buggers. 

With Rex, you've got a 7-9 ton killing machine. It isn't going down without a fight. It's got muscle and a nasty bite. 

Now, would six Utahraptors be able to do it? I don't see why not. Is it likely? Not as much as you'd think. You see, with six targets, Rex is going to be able to hit one or two. That may be enough. You see, one in six is something like 17.5%. I don't know about you guys, but I wouldn't want to lose 17.5% of anything.

If it takes out two, that brings it up to 35%. With two dead Utahraptors, depending on just how desperate the Utahraptor pack is, they may continue to attack. If they back off and the Rex doesn't eat the two dead ones, they'll come back for those. If the pack continues the attack, it's most likely a matter of time before Rex succumbs to the wounds. 

Just the same, if the pack is desperate, they may get reckless. That would work against them. If they weren't desperate, they wouldn't be attacking a T-freaking-Rex. 

In the end, I'd say about 50/50 for them, given the terrain and situation. That's just my two cents though. 

Dont hate but utah would crush spino

And im not going to because if i do, then that would be violating forum rules. You know why? Because my different opinions on who would win would be different than what you would say, which ultimately leads to you asking me why do i think Spino would win instead of Rex, which is techniquely a Rex vs Spino.

It's 73 comments actually

Sorry, was gone for a bit.

I just think one Utah could kill Rex, that's all. Not a fight going on, just a debate.

Utahraptor weighed 1,100 pounds. 6 would weigh in the ballpark of 6,600 lbs, or 3.56 tons.

Where does utahraptor weighing excess of one ton come from?

Also why did you bring spino up HPP?

Spino was brought up?

Well, guys just keep it with the Utah's.

Catzilla, DONT. BRING.SPINO.INTO THIS.

Six utahs destroy rex

Well. Seeing as you guys didn't answer my question why should i answer yours!

Utahraptor may win one v one but it would be something like 90/10 in favor of the rex.

Same goes for spino, they're just too big for one dromeaosaur - as big as utahraptor is - to manage. Droms aren't very adept at killing things substaintially bigger then them in a one v once scenario

Relax, let's just ignore that and keep on subject.

Ive seen a good number of sites that put Utah at around a ton or a little bit bigger.

@HPP I didn't ignore your comment

MAYBE WE COULD JUST SAY THEY BOTH HAVEE GOOD CHANCES OF WINING

But they wouldn't.........

Well Hipho if it's that type of question just PM Carno, let's keep it on topic here.

Catzilla, calm down nothing that bad is happening, really.

Wikipedia exerpt:

"The largest described U. ostrommaysorum specimens are estimated to have reached up to 7 m (23 ft) long and somewhat less than 500 kg (1,100 lb) in weight"

i don't like wikipedia really, but there's more sources for Utahraptor being under a ton...i'll have to do some digging