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The Creature
2026-03-13 17:34:05 UTC R/confidentlyincorrect x2
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The Creature 2026-03-13 17:34:05 UTC
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btw this was under a video talking about how the T-Rex was an endurance hunter, and EVERYBODY in the comments was saying “But humans are endurance hunters!! They would easily defeat T-Rex!”
Can YOU run at a constant pace for 5 hours straight?
Humans also don’t tend to have a bite force twice that of a saltwater crocodile, vision on par with a hawk, and a weight of 12 tons in some specimens so…
Can YOU run at a constant pace for 5 hours straight?
Totally. Just not in front of other people.Dinosaurs were technically reptiles but they were warm-blooded and barely anything like the modern perception of reptiles. They were active animals that were more like birds than reptiles, the thing is
All birds are dinosaurs, not all dinosaurs are birds
Yep! Birds are maniraptoran theropods
so that means I ate a trex for lunch?
No I feel like that would be a bad idea because Tyrannosaurus would just bite you and you die
i die 🥺
Theropod Dinosaurs are more closely related to Modern day Birds.