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  • Also by walking more upright it would have likely been a heavier animal 8-10 tons maybe?

  • I believe the whole posture is wrong. If you notice the pelvic bone seems to have webbing on either side of the femur head but not in the middle where all the load bearing is at present on the model. That is why the animal looks 'lazy' . Surely this cannot be it's ONP because the stresses would be at it's greatest. Therefore the animal must have walked more upright. It would have used the other webbed side to crouch down to eat, rest and sleep etc

  • Thanks i needed this for animation project. Very helpful to understand how the Trex's legs move

  • Ok Let ignore the fact that this 15 second video of a walking skeleton got a 4 out of 5 What are the chances this video even got any comments lol

  • i make a running t rex you'll see muwahahaha

    ps i serious. >]

  • but t-rex had holow bones so that would make it liter

  • wasn't there a higher oxygen content on Earth at the time, which would give greater strength per muscle volume and allow creatures to be able to become large ?

  • @whatzupa Yes, to a point. You can't leave out the affects of gravity, that'll change things a bit. :)

  • tops speeds of a fully grown t.rex are 30 mph at best

  • WHo DA FAWK posts a HALO comment on a DINOSAUR video. I bet you don't really give a SHIT.

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