Biggest dinosaur myth: part 2

Sauropodos lived in swamps, ran fast, and ate sailors

T-Rex was the only large killer

Allosaurus was the only killer of the Jurassic

Velociraptor hunted near T-Rex

Albertosaurus and Gorgosaurus were, smaller disapointing Rexes 

They were also solitary

stegosaurus was brain dead.

lol

So was every other dinosaur, dumb, slow, slimy, stinky, fat reptiles that died because they couldn't adapt and were unsuccessful, they represent failure and extinction to the general public.

Sabertooths lived with t-rex and were called sabertooth tigers

Raptors were 6 foot turkeys...

Nannotyrannus was a baby T-Rex

T.rex was a scavenge.

t.rex was leagues above other theropods in every way.

Evolution 

Allosaurus = Giganotosaurus

Ceratosaurus = T-Rex

(Saw that on Youtube)

Jack Horner knows everything about T-Rex, he lived with them. 

Spino can snapp rexes neck

They lived together

Pteranodons picked things up with ther feet.

Anything that was prehistoric = dinosaur

Anything that was not a dino, was usless and died

Dinosaurs are birds.

Dinosaurs are cold blooded

I don't want to start another boring 20 pages + long debate about Spinosaurus weight, but I've good reasons to believe that Tyrannosaurus is just as heavy or heavier.

I've got good reasons to believe in the opposit.

Go ahead, I'll comentate :P

I have already stated my reasons as to why.

TK, I'm sorry, but you have no true studies to prove that Tyrannosaurus was matched in bite. 9-15 tons is higher than every other land animal, ever. Bulk, on the other hand is a risky game. There are other contenders.

I don't.

cause no studies have been done.????

Many Theropods didn't need a strong bite. 

15 t sounds too much for a T.rex. Something closer to 6 tonnes sounds much more likely.

http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2012/120228-t-rex-bite-bates-science-biology-letters-dinosaurs/

^ that's cause 15 tons is too big for tyrannosaurus

15 tons!!!!

no! It was 7.5 tons on average.

more like ~6.3 tons, sue was the largest confirmed, weighted specimen at 8.4 tons.

7 to 7.5 tons is average for me.

Pretty sure PK was talking bite when he said 15 tons, not weight. 

ya, he was.

i don't see where he gets that figure from...

Geez, guys.

@Gigadino, I agree. It was a different hunting method. I didn't say that other theropods needed it. I just said no known dinosaurs matched it yet.

@Carnosaur. I said that as a maximum. It is a mximum. 6.3 tons seems a bit low based on harvard's studies.

@ TK, Ok. Just wanted to make sure you weren't stating a fact, but your opinion.

what harvard studies are you referring to?

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