A Nightmare of Tyrants: Tyrannosaurus rex Group Behavior Explained @TheVividen
A Nightmare of Tyrants: Tyrannosaurus rex Group Behavior Explained  @TheVividen
Uploaded March 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
T. rex has been discovered in a group for the first time! One adult, one subadult, and two juveniles were buried together in South Dakota. Was T.rex pack hunting possible? This video explores the evidence for group behavior--including the possibility of pack hunting--in Tyrannosaurus rex by examining modern analogs like crocodiles and birds, closely related tyrannosaurs that have been discovered in groups, and this evidence within T. rex itself. Tyrannosaurus rex group behavior explained for the first time on YouTube with scientific studies and cutting-edge information. How realistic is the idea of Tyrannosaurus rex hunting in groups? This discovery may rewrite our understanding of how megatheropods like T. rex behaved and hunted, especially with recent information of how Triceratops was capable of traveling in herds. A nightmare of Tyrannosaurus vs a herd of Triceratops would be a sight to behold. Tyrannosaurus rex explained!

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