Scientists have experimentally measured the chunk drive of grownup T. rexes however not of youthful tyrannosaurs. Fossils with juvenile chunk marks have now allowed specialists to experimentally take a look at how laborious juveniles may chomp. Although their chunk drive is one-sixth that of an grownup, it’s nonetheless stronger than that of residing hyenas. The measurement is greater than earlier estimates, suggesting a unique ecological area of interest for these children.
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