Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Looking at fossils we can see that older T-rexes tend to have more scars and injuries to the face, indicating that craniofacial biting was commonplace amongst the species.
David Hone from Queen Mary University of London, dives into the evidence revealing how dinosaurs and their contemporaries really behaved, exploring how iconic animals such as velociraptors, T. rex and Triceratops fought, hunted and raised their young.
Watch the full video youtu.be/h9zdfTheD_c
#dinosaur #trex #paleontology
Looking at fossils we can see that older T-rexes tend to have more scars and injuries to the face, indicating that craniofacial biting was commonplace amongst the species.
David Hone from Queen Mary University of London, dives into the evidence revealing how dinosaurs and their contemporaries really behaved, exploring how iconic animals such as velociraptors, T. rex and Triceratops fought, hunted and raised their young.
Watch the full video youtu.be/h9zdfTheD_c
#dinosaur #trex #paleontology










