Cretaceous Carnage #4

Anky takes this IMO. I think anky would just be too much for any theropod. It's just to heavily armoured.

65-35 for anky.

Depends on the situation. Two Rexes, Rex obviously had a better chance. A standard situation, Anky every time. Rex would have to be desperate to even think about challenging an Anky. 

it may be armored, but it's tiny compared to tyrannosaurus(and the other theropods for that matter)

In that scale is the Ankylosaurus with the largest skull, and i believe the tyrannosaurus is sue.

Also, there was a study conducted rather recently that showed Anky's armore was much closer to kevlar(the stuff they make bullet proof vests out of) in structure.

Keep in mind Tyrannosaurus was well adapted to taking out armored prey, it had the dentition and the evolutional intelligience to know how to deal with Anky

Well, given that info, probably 60-40 Rex. Call me a Rex Fan extremist, but with that info, that's what I think. 

With the new sizes I think it has to go to the rex, the size difference is too much. I think the anky wouldn't do as much damage as we thought! So 60-40 also :p

Here's the article on the study:

Ankylosaurus: the bullet proof dinosaur

Walking With Dinosaurs inflated its size to 9/10 meters in length, and made it an impenetrable beast. In reality, Anky was 7/8 meters, 3 tons in weight. It would have no problem with the other predators in its environment(Nanotyrannus, Dromaeosaurs) but rex was a different matter.

I'm going 60-40 Rex. From that info, ankylosaurus stands no chance. It's way too small compared to rex.  I remember hearing how unuseful the tail is because it's disproportionately short.

Rex wins.

I'd say 50 50. While anky was small and rex was specialized at taking down heavily armoured prey. Ankysaurus armor I'd say would be almost indestructible I doubt a rex could bite through the armor. To be honest I'd say they stayed away from each other.

In normal situations and probably most, id say Anky close to evertime, a Rex would just have to get lucky enough to flip it over without getting nailed by the tail, or even getting stabbed by its side spikes. So either way, if Rex kills it or not, its in for some injury.

But rex is a lot bigger. So it could step on or flip over anky.

S-P, stepping on an Ankylosaurus would be as much logic as stepping on a lego.

For the most part, they'd just ignore each other. Anky was a tank, but at the same time, too small to be worth the effort. If they did end up fighting, it is possible for Rex to have been able to bite through Anky. Rex's bite force has been estimated at 3-9 tons PSI. That's the equivelent to about 6 000 to 18 000 pounds PSI. Now, some may say Rex had a bite force topping at 7 tons. That's still 14 000 pounds PSI.

To give you an idea on that, a .50 BMG round produces about 2000 foot pounds of energy. That's 2000 pounds of force over a square foot. That's enough to rip a hole in an engine block. So, upwards of 10 000 pounds of force over a square inch would probably do the job. 

That would be like biting on a hardwood tree with spikes, i doubt it would ever chance that unless its hallucinating from the lack of food.

@Ya and stepping on a Lego would crush it.

and please call me raptor or rex or something.

As Mr. H said, it depends on the situation. 2 Tyrannosaurus vs. 1 Ankylosaurus, the Tyrannosaurus wins. 2 Ankylosaurus vs. 1 Tyrannosaurus, the the Ankylosaurus wins 1 Ankylosaurus vs. 1 Tyrannosaurus, it could go either way, but Ankylosaurus would probably win. However, they would most likely ignore each other.

Why do you change your name so  much? Youve only been here almost a month and youve already made 3 names, and Raptorexx is already taken by another.

Which is why I said that for the most part, they'd ignore each other. 

It's the "what if" factor that people like to discuss. Rex and Spino for example, it's always people arguing about if they actually fought. What they don't argue about is the difference in diets that would allow them to just ignore each other. It's the "what if they fought?" that people like to talk about, not the "why would they fight?" bit. 

And if rex tried to flip it it would recieve side-spikes to the face... Honestly, despite anky's small size, it was nearly impossble for a rex to kill it. If it laid flat on the ground, a rex would be hard pressed to flip it, and like spino said, Ankylosaurus was a lego. You do not step on it. So... That leaves us with one hungry rex vs. one irritated ankylosaurus.

Another way to look at this is like an armadillo and a coyote. It'll take a lot of luck for the coyote to win, and it's better off looking elsewhere for food.

SP, have you ever stepped on a LEGO? No, they do not get crushed. They cause the most unbearable pain you'll ever feel.