What are three interesting facts about T Rexes?

Other interesting T-Rex facts:

• The Tyrannosaurus had a life span of around 30 years.
• Tyrannosaurus is from the Greek word meaning Tyrant Lizard.
• The dinosaur has many similar features to birds.
• Its arms were too short to reach its mouth.
• It lived in North America in river valleys and forests.

How did your dinosaur protect itself?

To properly defend themselves, dinosaurs often developed specialized organs. Tails were and still are a very important part of many species. Dinosaurs used them for balance, however, it often got more interesting than that. Euoplocephalus had a long, straight tale that could be swung like a club.

What did T Rex use their arms for?

T. Rex used its arms to clutch tightly onto squirming prey before it delivered a killer bite with its jaws. (This dinosaur’s powerful arm muscles lend further credence to this idea, but once again, we can’t adduce any direct fossil evidence for this behavior.)

Did the T Rex have any predators?

There once was a place on Earth so overrun with giant, meat-eating predators that even a Tyrannosaurus rex would have been nervous. One predator there was even bigger than T. rex, and scientists now say it’s apparently the only aquatic dinosaur ever found. The swimming monster is called Spinosaurus aegyptiacus.

What does T. rex eat kids?

What did T Rex eat? Tyrannosaurus Rex were meat eaters. They probably hunted Hadrosaurs and Triceratops. They would have also scavenged – stealing meals from smaller predators.

How did the stegosaurus defend itself?

A large, slow moving plant-eater, Stegosaurus would have defended itself from predators like Allosaurus and Ceratosaurus with its powerful spiked tail.

How did T-Rex sleep?

There is no way to tell from a fossil whether the animal was sleeping when it died or not. But it seems likely that the four-legged dinosaurs probably mostly slept standing up to allow them to respond to predators more rapidly. Two-legged dinosaurs like T-Rex almost certainly lay down though.