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3 Tyrannosaurus Facts

on January 28, 2021

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3. Tyrannosaurus lived in North America 67 million years ago in the Cretaceous period.

2. This predator's arms could lift 450 pounds each.

1. It may have hunted in packs.

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Citipati

Citipati was a feathered oviraptorid that measured 3 meters long. It was an omnivore. The Citipati was an amazing parent. No wonder it lived 83-71 million years ago. Like most other Mesozoic animals, Citipati went extinct.

Theropods

Acrocanthosaurus At 12 meters long, this was a massive killing machine. It may have killed and even ate sauropods! If you could travel back in time, you would have to avoid Acrocanthosaurus. Fukuiraptor Fukuiraptor was a vicious Japanese killer that measured 4.2 meters in length. Nothing would get in its way. Neovenator At 7.5 meters long, not many animals could outrun a Neovenator. This dinosaur lived in Britain. Compsognathus Compsognathus was a cute chicken-sized, dinosaur that ate bugs. It lived in Germany.

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5. Ankylosaurus Ankylosaurus was the most heavily armored dinosaur because of its armor and tail club. It needed these defenses to protect its self from predators like Tyrannosaurus. It's most likely Ankylosaurus would win a fight because Its tail club was so strong that it could shatter bone. 4. Gorgosaurus Gorgosaurus was a vicious 8.6-meter long predator that dominated the U.S.A and Canada. 3. Pachyrhinosaurus This Ceritopsian dinosaur lived in the cold north of the U.S.A. 2. Velociraptor In Jurassic Park Velociraptors are showed opening a door but actually, Velociraptors wouldn't have been able to do this because their hands stuck to the side, not downwards like a kangaroo. Also, the Velociraptors in Jurassic Park are as large as a man, in reality, Velociraptors were the size of a turkey. 1. Iguanadon Iguanodon was named in 1825. It used its thumb spike to defend its self and reach branches. But sometimes it ended up as food for predators like Utahraptor...

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