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    Sam Neill owns a winery in New Zealand, which he named "Two Paddocks". T-rex paddock?
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    At 8:02:34 PM on 3/11/2002, shaberlin said:
    Damn I just went to ebay and its 50 big ones!!


    At 6:32:14 PM on 3/11/2002, shaberlin said:
    Thank you conor


    At 12:20:46 AM on 3/11/2002, conor said:
    www.ebay.com


    At 4:07:22 PM on 3/10/2002, Raptor Strike said:
    Just calm down. Breath. You'll be okay.


    At 2:53:32 PM on 3/10/2002, shaberlin said:
    I NEED A SITE OR PLACE TO BUY THE JURASSIC PARK 1 ELECTRONIC T-REX AND I DONT CARE HOW MUCH IT COSTS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!IF ONE OF U HAVE A SIT WHER I CAN BUY ONE PLEASE TELL ME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


    At 1:23:51 PM on 3/10/2002, shaberlin said:
    I see


    At 12:11:12 PM on 3/10/2002, Vinsfeld said:
    so, guys, do you.... yahoo?


    At 2:48:31 AM on 3/10/2002, DarthMaulSithLord said:
    Yeah, but the truth is that the Animatronic T.rex (11.5 metres) and Spino (12.something metres) were almost the same size. The Spino looks bigger in some scenes because ILM made the CGI model bigger (around 16-17 metres.


    At 7:30:33 PM on 3/9/2002, shaberlin said:
    i dont think u should count the sail on spino.spino was probably 39 to 45 feet long.a person must also think what gender the spino was.it was probably a freaky big female spino in jp3.i still do think the t-rex in jp1 was just as big as the spino in jp3. the t-rex in jp3 didn't look that big.the spino might have been too big in jp3.all i am saying is that thet-rex looked small compared to the spino.


    At 7:24:59 PM on 3/9/2002, Vinsfeld said:
    i like to bully kids so they drop out of school.


    At 2:02:53 PM on 3/9/2002, DarthMaulSithLord said:
    The female T.rex in TLW was bigger. And please stop cursing, it doesn't at all make you look better or even smarter for that matter.


    At 12:43:33 PM on 3/9/2002, Raptor Strike said:
    No it wasn't.


    At 12:05:14 PM on 3/9/2002, Jimmy 345 said:
    I have my sources that it was male. The audio commentary of Jurassic Park 3 says that t-rex head was the same head used for the t-rex male in The Lost World. Plus if you read the card on the DVD it says the t-rex was 37 feet long the size of an adult male. As for Horner saying spino was 60 feet long he knows it wasn't that big so why is he saying that to promote the movie. I find that sickening. Spino was the same size as an adult female t-rex if you count the sail.


    At 9:21:08 PM on 3/8/2002, Raptor Strike said:
    YES!!!!!!!!! Final Fantasy is heading to Gamecube!!!!!!


    At 9:16:09 PM on 3/8/2002, Raptor Strike said:
    uh huh


    At 7:30:40 PM on 3/8/2002, shaberlin said:
    i agree with leatherface too.YOU FUCKIN BASTARDS ARE BADMOUTHIN HORNER JUST FOR SAYING HIS OWN IDEAS.SURE I DONT BELIEVE THEM BUT IF HE HAS AN IDEA FOR GODS SAKE LEAVE THE MAN IN PEACE TO SAY THEM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


    At 7:26:16 PM on 3/8/2002, shaberlin said:
    i do beleive the rex in jp3 was only about 25 feet.i also think rex was at least 17 feet tall but jp3 made it look like a midget and anybody that does not see that should be in a mental hospital or something.as for the colour of the rex in jp3, well i wont go there.i do believe jimmy 345 in saying that the t-rex in jp3 was a male but i think it was a small, fat male.okay, im being honest, in jp3 the rex looked like a green cow.i think that the rex in jp3 was actualy the baby of jp2.i do agree t-rex looked more like a hunter in jp2 than in jp1 but the size was a bit smaller than the size of the jp1 t-rex. i do think that IF the t-rex could only see something moving it wouldn't be a problem because if something saw a t-rex they would run away no matter what.if the t-rex in jp3 was something like the t-rex in jp2 or jp1 the spino wouldn't stand a snowballs chance in hell!!!!!!!!!!!


    At 5:32:21 PM on 3/8/2002, Jurassiclaw said:
    Ugh! The rex in JP3 WAS fully-grown. It was 37 ft. long.


    At 4:07:31 PM on 3/8/2002, Tyrannosaur209 said:
    Jimmy 345, the T-Rex in JP3 was a juvenile, not a fully-grown adult, Joe Johnston himself even said so in an interview a while back.

    And although (in reality) female Tyrannosaurs are believed to be bigger than males, in TLW they both were really the same sizes (just one of the many inaccuracies of the trilogy).

    And you all know what I think of Jack Horner and his theories of Tyrannosaurus & Spinosaurus...


    At 3:00:50 PM on 3/8/2002, Jimmy 345 said:
    Shaberlin Jurassic Park didn't make a legend of t-rex it made a wimp out of t-rex. Instead of an unstopable predator it made him a frog that all you need to do to not get eaten is stand still. The Lost World made t-rex the cool predator I think he should be. The reason t-rex lost the fight is because it was male. Female t-rex were mush bigger and if it were female it would have won. Gigantosaurs was the biggest meat eater. If Gigantosaurs came t-rex would have ran for its life. As for Jack Horner I think he is a cook. He says t-rex was a scavenger and spino was 60 feet long. T-rex was a hunter and Spinosaur was 43 feet long.


    At 6:48:14 AM on 3/8/2002, KillerRaptor said:
    Anyone hear 'bout the new feathered dinosaur find?


    At 6:46:04 AM on 3/8/2002, KillerRaptor said:
    I was just joking Raptor strike :)


    At 11:00:46 PM on 3/7/2002, Raptor Strike said:
    Yet the Spino kills a Rex in the film. What the hell are you talking about?


    At 9:40:54 PM on 3/7/2002, Jurassiclaw said:
    That's cuz' of Johnston's portrayal of the animal. He made spino look nowhere near as powerfull as the rex ...


    At 7:54:50 PM on 3/7/2002, Ludacris said:
    has anyone read that calvin and hobbes about the t-rex controvery? its a good un


    At 7:30:16 PM on 3/7/2002, Raptor Strike said:
    Yah okay there KillerRaptor. I don't even know what you mean but sure why not.


    At 7:09:48 PM on 3/7/2002, shaberlin said:
    I agree with petervarrica about jp3.in jp1 universal studios created a legend of t-rex.in jp2 they made t-rex go even further but in jp3 they killed t-rex.what the hell were they thinkin?


    At 5:18:26 PM on 3/7/2002, Jerm said:
    What are you talking about KillerRaptor?


    At 3:02:59 PM on 3/7/2002, petervarrica said:
    spinosaurus Is boring in the movie, The first 2 where good because T-REX where in them. Bad choice getting rid of it in the Third


    At 7:03:37 AM on 3/7/2002, KillerRaptor said:
    "<i>Vinsfeld you can't even quote properly. It's spelled quoting not quoteing. Moron. And leatherface, you are a pathetic loser that doesn't know what he's talking about</i>."

    Beat this Raptor Strike.


    At 10:58:22 PM on 3/6/2002, Vinsfeld said:
    Lol, at least i dont spell like jimmy 345.

    and on another note. Dan was just "announcing" his everything must go contest. thereofore nobody is gonna win.


    At 8:33:07 PM on 3/6/2002, Raptor Strike said:
    nevermind... you spelled it qouteing. Well that's even worse.


    At 8:31:34 PM on 3/6/2002, Raptor Strike said:
    Vinsfeld you can't even quote properly. It's spelled quoting not quoteing. Moron. And leatherface, you are a pathetic loser that doesn't know what he's talking about.


    At 8:12:44 PM on 3/6/2002, Vinsfeld said:
    "Stop qouteing everyone"

    ok


    At 6:35:30 PM on 3/6/2002, raptor2000 said:
    i agree with u leatherface, but tone down the insults a bit, those were really kinda harsh.


    At 6:14:34 PM on 3/6/2002, leatherface said:
    people, look at our selves, we are just argueing on some little theory. "Could a T-rex run fat?" "Was a T-rex a scavanger?" People, we don't know shit about these animlas. I said once and I'm going to say it again: only God knows about Dinosaurs. Why are we argueing on something like Dinosaurus. They're dead. Nobody knows nothing about them, and nobosy ever will. Every detail that you see in book is nothing but theories. The ony think that we know is if they were either carnivours or herbivoures. That's it. So let stop this nonsense. AND ONE MORE THING, ALL YOU DUMB ASS NIGERS TAHTA RE BAD MOTUHGIN HORNER PLEASE REMEBER THAT HE IS A PALEONTOLOGIST AND YOUR SHIT. YOU DON'T AHVEA DEGREE IN PALEONTOLOGY, BUT HE DOES. SO ALL YOU DUMN NIGGERS KEEP THEM MOUTHS SHUT OR MY TWELVE CAGE WITH BLEW IT RIGHT NOW. I'M OTU FROM THSI SITE SINCE IT IS NOTHING BUT PEOPLE BAD MOUTHING HORNER BECAUSE HE AHS HIS OWN IDEAS. NIGGER, HE IS A PAELONTOLOGIST, AND YOUR NOT. SO ALL YOU DUMB MUTHAFUCJERS JUST KISS MY ASS AND HEAR ME LAUGH. GOTTA GO SEE YOU LATER HOES, LEATHER FACE HAS TO GO.


    At 6:11:33 PM on 3/6/2002, Raptor Strike said:
    STOP QUOTING EVERYONE!!!


    At 3:58:30 PM on 3/6/2002, Jurassiclaw said:
    "I doubt a Spino could snap a Rex' neck with those weak jaws."

    Certainly. I should point out that Spinosaurus had croc-like jaws, and you know what ? <i>T-Rex has the same jaw power as a modern alligator</i>, so thinner jaws or not, that doesn't mean anything.


    At 7:00:29 AM on 3/6/2002, KillerRaptor said:
    "<i>You don't need 13,4 Kn to kill other animals. Any of them (Giga, Carchar & Spino) would be able as well to kill a rex</i>"

    Thats impossible!
    <i>Giganotosaurus carrollini</i>, <i>Carcharadodtosaurus saharicus</i> and <i>Spinosaurus aegypticaus</i> did not live at the same time or location with <i>T.rex</i>.

    <i> but he's done some much better work in the past</i>.

    COUGH "Hadrosaurs" COUGH


    At 7:00:06 AM on 3/6/2002, DarthMaulSithLord said:
    I doubt a Spino could snap a Rex' neck with those weak jaws.


    At 1:00:03 AM on 3/6/2002, Jurassiclaw said:
    " yet his powerful jaws could kill in reality even three of his most closer adversaries: the Giganotosaurus, the Carcharodontosaurus and the Spinosaurus."

    You don't need 13,4 Kn to kill other animals. Any of them (Giga, Carchar & Spino) would be able as well to kill a rex.


    At 9:53:31 PM on 3/5/2002, Jerm said:
    Wow, good point PaleoRex. I'd never thought of that before.

    P.S. Right now I'm listening to Jurassic 5!


    At 7:58:15 PM on 3/5/2002, conor said:
    yeah, Einlanzer, I dont like a new person barjin onto this site and saying that dino's dont matter!


    At 7:39:31 PM on 3/5/2002, Raptor Strike said:
    I can run faster than 11 mph.


    At 7:30:49 PM on 3/5/2002, conor said:
    i like dinosaurs.


    At 7:15:04 PM on 3/5/2002, Einlanzer said:
    Why does it matter what it was like? It's been dead for millions of years! Who cares whether it ate what it killed itself or if it ate what was already dead. We are sitting here arguing about the characteristics of something that has been dead for SOOOOOO LONG! and besides it did move fast no matter how you look at it, i would like to see you outrun one


    At 7:00:55 PM on 3/5/2002, conor said:
    shut up.


    At 5:30:24 PM on 3/5/2002, PaleoRex said:
    What is wrong with the world? Are we going back to the same mistakes from the past? Clearly, our attention in the T-Rex is becoming more like a complot to destroy his fame and reputation. Since Dr. Horner made his theory that the Tyrannosaurus Rex was a scavenger and not a hunter; many persons are always trying to find a way to destroy the “King of Dinosaurs”. As I explained in my critic to Jurassic Park 3 some time ago, I must say that this concept is absurd, since no animal is truly a scavenger or a hunter. (Other paleontologists like Bob Barker and Phillip Currie have supported the same idea ). Now, think for a minute…Who is faster a T-Rex or a human? At the beginning we have that T-Rex could move with a velocity of 45 mph, now of 25 or 11mph; yet is this not fast enough!!!? Just analyze, what kind of human can run that? Of course we have cars and other machines, but without them, we will be “dino-food”. Also, if this is true, you must analyze the body of other predators, like the Spinosaurus –which is less strong than the T-Rex-, the Giganotosaurus –which is even bigger- or the Carcharodontosaurus. All of them were predators that could be also a scavenger and still the size was not much bigger than the T-Rex. On the other hand, we are confusing the real value that T-Rex had. The real question is not if the T-Rex was fast, yet if he really need that speed. (And not, be slow is not a scavenger characteristic). Everyone should analyze the habitat in where the T-Rex lived, and then ask, “was the area a physical and evolutionary aspect that affected the T-Rex’s development?” T-Rex was not as fast as a Velociraptor because he didn’t need to be fast, he was a hunter of larger preys, which moved in groups. The victims of this marvelous and aggressive dinosaur were slow, so why to be fast if your “walking food” could be harm to a slowly death or separate it from the group for a T-Rex family attack. (Fact: Young T-Rexes were faster than adults and they helped to hunt in family groups). Velociraptor, Spinosaurus and other predators were the assassins of other habitats; therefore their conduct and characteristics would be very different. (Velociraptors killed small or medium preys, which were fast or separate from their groups. In fact Velociraptors were not so big –once again a JP exaggeration- and if they had any opportunity to become scavenger, they will follow it.) Forget for one time the technology, and compare the magnificent specimen that the T-Rex was: a killing machine with a strength that can follow his prey for long time until the perfect opportunity arrives. He was not fool; yet his powerful jaws could kill in reality even three of his most closer adversaries: the Giganotosaurus, the Carcharodontosaurus and the Spinosaurus. For one last time, analyze every news and movie, especially Jurassic Park 3, which after serious analyzes we could see terrible errors about real paleontology. Have you though, that humans are also scavenger? Finally, if you say that T-Rex was not fast enough to hunt, are you willing to confront him without any car or machine?????????


    At 12:58:05 PM on 3/5/2002, Jurassiclaw said:
    "Paleontologists don't know everything. Look at Horner for instance, he woulden't recognize a Dinosaur if it stepped on him.2

    Don't use Horner to give a bad reputation to paleontologists, his T-Rex scavenger theory maybe awefully biased and nonsense overall, but he's done some much better work in the past.


    At 8:29:46 AM on 3/5/2002, DarthMaulSithLord said:
    Paleontologists don't know everything. Look at Horner for instance, he woulden't recognize a Dinosaur if it stepped on him.


    At 11:16:24 PM on 3/4/2002, Raptor Strike said:
    How do you know all this? Were you around when there were Tyrannosaurs walking around? I don't think so. I doubt that they had "lightning fast speed". They were too big to have that quality. Most likely anyway.


    At 8:13:28 PM on 3/4/2002, Jimmy 345 said:
    sorry about the saws a meant jaws thats a typo sorry.


    At 8:12:37 PM on 3/4/2002, Jimmy 345 said:
    A t-rex will definuly scavange when it had the chance. But if there is nothing dead he is not going to wait for something to die he is going to hunt. Trust me that thing could hunt very well. Lightning fast speed, extremly powerful saws, and awsome sense of smell.


    At 8:02:03 PM on 3/4/2002, Mallon said:
    You know who else has dedicated their lives to dinosaurs? Paleontologists. Maybe people here ought to start listening to them instead of what they want to hear.


    At 7:27:50 PM on 3/4/2002, shaberlin said:
    T-rex could probanly RUN at least 30 mph.Im only a kid but i dedicate my life to dinosaurs.A T-rex probably prefered to walk and probably did scavenge for dead dinos when he had the chance but who wouldn't?.What would u people wan't to do,buy a chicken at the market or hunt a live one,kill it, pluck it and cook it.also, the dumbass spino could not beat a rex!!!


    At 2:44:03 PM on 3/4/2002, Jimmy 345 said:
    No way it could run at 79 mph. It could run 30 mph. Those who think it could go 11 need to look at t-rex.


    At 9:47:29 AM on 3/4/2002, General Thade said:
    T-rex can run a 79mph.
    I know because it caught one of my ape soldiers who was driving a dodge viper GTS cruising over 70.
    Dang though, first Mothman, then Tea Leoni, now a T-rex. I have ncountered every creature out there.

    -General Thade


    At 8:01:44 AM on 3/4/2002, Jerm said:
    Gee, now that I think about, T-rex would look stupid if he ran. Walking makes him much cooler.


    At 11:21:15 PM on 3/3/2002, Raptor Strike said:
    We do know about them, we just don't know certain things about them.


    At 10:40:17 PM on 3/3/2002, leatherface said:
    I'm hoping that this is the final post. NObody knows about these animlas upset God, and it's going to be like that until the end of time.


    At 10:40:05 PM on 3/3/2002, leatherface said:
    I'm hoping that thsi si the final post. NObody knows about these animlas upset God, and it's going to be like that until the end of time.


    At 8:30:09 PM on 3/3/2002, Jurassiclaw said:
    <a href=http://www.cmnh.org/fun/dinosaur-archive/2002Feb/msg01080.html>Click Here</a>

    Buy it or not. The rex in JP was going no faster than 11 mph. Look carefully, the feet of the rex do not leave the ground simoultanuously, he is "walking fast" all the way.

    If it would be really doing 45 mph (20 meters or 66 feet per second), it would need to take 5 steps per second (13 feet per step max, according to estimates), watch closely : It's doind less than 1.5 steps per second.


    At 7:37:41 PM on 3/3/2002, conor said:
    he may not have been able to run fast persay, but if you look at his stride lengths they could have taken, well, it's pretty obvious


    At 2:25:54 PM on 3/3/2002, Jerm said:
    Hey, I was thinking about this the other day. Even if the rex in the movie was running at 45 mph, the jeep could've gone much faster than that.


    At 1:34:07 AM on 3/3/2002, Raptor Strike said:
    Um no. The Jeep was going way faster than 11 mph, and therefore, so was the Rex.


    At 1:31:31 AM on 3/3/2002, Jurassiclaw said:
    Holtz confirmed it ...


    At 1:21:07 AM on 3/3/2002, KillerRaptor said:
    Bullshit!


    At 10:47:14 PM on 3/2/2002, Jurassiclaw said:
    Err... Guys. JP was NOT exagerating. The T-REx was running 11 mph in the Jeep chase. It was "walking" fast.


    At 10:05:15 PM on 3/2/2002, Mr Goodbytes said:
    Saying that one modle applies to all large dinosaurs is utter B.S. Bone structure plays a large role, and that differs greatly between animals.


    At 8:36:48 PM on 3/2/2002, Jimmy 345 said:
    T-rex in Jurassic Park had several frog features biggest is vision based on movement. Though we 99.9% sure t-rex could see non moving things frogs have vision based on movement. In Jurassic Park it made t-rex a partfrog freak instead of a real t-rex. Jurassic Park should have been called Attack of the frogs(sarcasum). T-rex speed was not a frog trait t-rex could run fast in real life look at that thing and how lightweight it was. Besides I don't think frogs could run.


    At 7:03:49 PM on 3/2/2002, DeadGirl said:
    Y'know, it's been scientifically proven that a bumblebee can't fly. I guess nobody told the bumblebee. 9.9

    *Whips out fedora and puts on fake accent* And in the film/book, they used amphibian DNA... and frogs, boy, they've got some legs! So I would imagine the JP T. Rex could run a helluva lot faster than the natural one, anyway.

    I'm all for cloning them and finding out! =)


    At 6:44:37 PM on 3/2/2002, JAW Rex said:
    It was certainley fast, not slow. These scientists under estimate Rex.


    At 6:10:15 PM on 3/2/2002, SpinoJP3 said:
    Why does most people mistake the name Giganotosaurus for Gigantosaurus?


    At 5:15:14 PM on 3/2/2002, Raptor Strike said:
    So you're just some stupid dork in a computer science class then?? Well that's interesting. Why someone would take computer science is unknown, but whatever.


    At 5:09:55 PM on 3/2/2002, Raptor Strike said:
    Well.... sorry Dan. I thought it was you.


    At 3:11:50 PM on 3/2/2002, Oviraptor. said:
    Dan, if you delet this they will just keep on whining. I'm done. This is my final post where I pretend to be somebody else. I wasn't anyone you guessed. I wasn't tring to get back at somebody, It was just someone with alot of time on there hands at his computer science class. If you see any imposters after this post it's just some unoriginal ass. I would have like to post this with my Raptor_Strike account but it wasn't working. If you don't belive this is me check a post awhile back where I mentioned this account. It was fun.


    At 2:55:35 PM on 3/2/2002, Oviraptor. said:
    That is really funny that you think I am Dan. Hey Dan, sorry about fucking your site around, I'm almost finished. I revolved around you site for about a year before the movie came out, and you did a great job.


    At 1:57:30 PM on 3/2/2002, Raptor Strike said:
    Why did you delete my comment Dan? It might not have been related but at least everyone would now know that it is you that is imitating people.


    At 9:22:58 PM on 3/1/2002, ellersaur said:
    "Animals are not machines. These animals were dynamic and flexible, and tissue is very hard to reduce to numbers." - Martin Lockley, University of Colorado (Professor of Geology)

    "They're not taking everything into account. There are just so many unknowns." - Julia Day, Cambridge University (Paleontologist).

    Exactly.


    At 9:16:46 PM on 3/1/2002, ellersaur said:
    First, they decide Rex is a scavenger, then Rex is defeated by Spiney, who sucks, and now this. LEAVE THE REX ALONE!


    At 8:00:44 PM on 3/1/2002, Red Spitter said:
    Then the Gigantosaurus, Spinosaurus, Allosaurus and other large predators couldn't run fast??? they were about the same size of the T-Rex (or larger). Why do the scientists just focus on the T-Rex? Not fear.
    T-Rex was a highly-evolved SUPER-PEREDATOR, that could hunt anything it wanted.

    Hey, the nature is amazing, and scientists have no idea of how it works. NATURE FINDS A WAY!!!


    At 4:36:52 PM on 3/1/2002, Jurassiclaw said:
    First of all, Henderson says the top speed is "Between 5 m/sec-1 and 11 m/sec-1". That is 11 to 25 mph (18 - 40 km/h). The average human can't do half the higher estimate or such on <i>really</i> short distances.

    Second, if that applies to T-Rex, that also applies to all large, 6,000 kg+ animals. That means it could certainly hunt Trikes and Hardosaurs as much as it wanted and perhaps smaller animals relying on ambush like modern felids.


    At 2:18:29 PM on 3/1/2002, JurassicRaptor said:
    Wasn't there something in the JP novels with Dr. Wu saying that the animals were manufactured to be faster, stronger, bigger, etc. for the sake of the "WOW" factor? So could this news really be unrelated to JP?


    At 9:42:01 AM on 3/1/2002, Oviraptor said:
    Raptor Strike then you're a big titty baby.


    At 9:39:42 AM on 3/1/2002, Oviraptor said:
    No they haven't but have you?


    At 9:23:32 AM on 3/1/2002, Kevy Mac said:
    You know, I wish these scientists would piss off. Saying that it's ridiculous that the T-Rex could run 45 mph and didn't have 86% muscle in its body. Have they seen a real T-Rex? Have they touched a real T-Rex? If I were them, I'd shut up. DInosaurs were probably the most unique animals in the history of the earth. Maybe a T-Rex DID have 86% muscle on its body. Maybe it could go 45 mph or faster.


    At 9:14:28 AM on 3/1/2002, Raptor_Strike said:
    T-rex is scary. I always crywhen he is on my TV. SOmetimes, when I see him I pee all over the floor, then my dad gets mad and makes me drink it. *cry cry cry*


    At 8:57:31 AM on 3/1/2002, Mallon said:
    Maybe you guys should do some reading instead of simply repeating what others tell you...


    At 8:47:59 AM on 3/1/2002, Jimmy 345 said:
    T-rex could run 30 mph no problem. It was lightly built it was twice the size of an elephant but wieghed a little more not alot.


    At 7:48:30 AM on 3/1/2002, Mallon said:
    Wow, better not mess with these masters of wisdom in here! Their "logic" is apparently more accurate that years worth of empirical studying!


    At 5:47:44 AM on 3/1/2002, DarthMaulSithLord said:
    Of course T. rex could run. Have you ever seen a chicken? They barely have any muscles in their legs but can run like hell. Also, T. rex had a tail, so maybe he could use his weight and "shift" his center of gravity to run faster? Probably not 55mph faster, but more like 20-22mph.


    At 1:48:32 AM on 3/1/2002, SpinoRaptorRex said:
    Haha, was in today's paper


    At 1:08:32 AM on 3/1/2002, Jurassosaurus said:
    <font color="00FF00">
    It should be noted that while this study does effectively "ground" <i>T.rex</i>, it doesn't mean the animal was slow.

    Not in the slightest even. It could fast walk at 11 mph (probably a little faster if we're really pushing it) which is fast enough to catch your average human.

    Furthermore, Hutchinson & Garcia's model applies to all large dinosaurs, which means the hadrosaurs would have the same limitation (i.e. they couldn't run either).

    In the hadrosaur case it is actually worse, since they weren't built very cursorially.

    Anyhoo, the end result is that <i>T.rex</i> and all other large, bipedal dinos, couldn't run period. Hardly surprising. <i>T.rex</i> can still be a predator though, since the prey was even "worse" off than it was.

    Incidentally, and as a little JP Fact, the <i>T.rex</i> jeep scene is actually rather scientifically accurate, since <i>T.rex</i> never did more than a fast walk (a <i>really</i> fast walk, but a fast walk nonetheless).
    </font>


    At 12:39:54 AM on 3/1/2002, leatherface said:
    fast my ass. That animal was nothing but fat. I think, and gla, that the t-rex predaotr thing seems like is diing. It ws about time people began to see it as a scavanger. I'm sorry people but it's the truth


    At 11:54:16 PM on 2/28/2002, conor said:
    It was fast, look at that thing!


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