Tyrannosaurus had approximately 60 wide and dull serrated teeth. Tyrannosaurus used its front teeth that were closely packed to grip and pull while using its side teeth that are more widely spaced for tearing flesh. The teeth had a curve, reinforcing ridges and robustness structure in order to withstand forces while killing their prey.(8) Its long tail might possibly responsible for supporting the balance of the whole body during the run. However, the function of its tiny forelimb is still unclear.
Diet
For the Diet of these two creatures, there is a hypothesis of spinosaurus was a fish eaters based on the anatomical similarity with crocodilians as being discussed earlier. The presence of digestive acid-etched fish scales in the rib cage of the specimen could also …show more content…
In reality it was never possible that the Tyrannosaurus and the Spinosaurus would have met in the natural world because from what we discussed, They both lived in different continents and different time. Spinosaurus lived during the middle of Cretaceous while Tyrannosaurus lived almost 40 years later in the late cretaceous. More importantly These two predators didn’t even live during the Jurraic period which mean, calling the movie “Jurrasic Park” makes no sense. However If we just forget about the reality and pick a side which one of these two creatures could possibly win the fight, According BBC nature (10) Tyrannosaurus rex had the most powerful bite of any creature that has ever walked the Earth which could be up to 60000 Newtons that is equal to a medium-sized elephant sitting on you. If this claim is true, Tyrannosaurus should have won the fight since it was the one who got the first big bite and should bitten the Spinosaur's head off right away. However, the only source of evidence we have is their fossil record which probably can not give us an answer on which species would win in the
Diet
For the Diet of these two creatures, there is a hypothesis of spinosaurus was a fish eaters based on the anatomical similarity with crocodilians as being discussed earlier. The presence of digestive acid-etched fish scales in the rib cage of the specimen could also …show more content…
In reality it was never possible that the Tyrannosaurus and the Spinosaurus would have met in the natural world because from what we discussed, They both lived in different continents and different time. Spinosaurus lived during the middle of Cretaceous while Tyrannosaurus lived almost 40 years later in the late cretaceous. More importantly These two predators didn’t even live during the Jurraic period which mean, calling the movie “Jurrasic Park” makes no sense. However If we just forget about the reality and pick a side which one of these two creatures could possibly win the fight, According BBC nature (10) Tyrannosaurus rex had the most powerful bite of any creature that has ever walked the Earth which could be up to 60000 Newtons that is equal to a medium-sized elephant sitting on you. If this claim is true, Tyrannosaurus should have won the fight since it was the one who got the first big bite and should bitten the Spinosaur's head off right away. However, the only source of evidence we have is their fossil record which probably can not give us an answer on which species would win in the