An enormous killing machine, Tyrannosaurus (T-Rex, for short,)Was the king of the dinosaurs. And definitely
deserves the title! T-Rex had the most powerful jaws in the animal kingdom, And had the the biggest teeth, as large as steak knifes, and we're able to crush straight through bone!
Up to twenty feet tall, and forty-five feet from head to tail, T-Rex was one of the biggest meat-eaters that ever lived, bigger then a bus! He used his huge and deadly teeth to crush his victims bones. Tyrannosaurus mostly relied on his sens of hearing and smell to hunt down his pray. But scientists are not sure if Tyrannosaurus had a good vision. Some argue that T-Rex had tiny eyes and could barely see anything. Some think that T-Rex's eyes we're quiet large, and relied on his vision as much as he relied on his Sean's of smell and hearing. T-Rex was also a surprisingly fast runner,
Up to forty miles an hour. This eight tone killer often hunted dinosaurs such as Triceratops and Edmontenasaurus, a hadrosaur dinosaur. T-Rex's only disadvantage is his almost useless arms. Only about
three feet long, his probably only use for theme was getting up after naps. T-Rex was the star in the first two Jurassic Park movies, and still lives on in our imaginations. T-Rex lived in places such as north America, china, and Asia about sixty-five million years ago during the cretaceous period.
SPINOSAURUS
Was once again, an equally large and fearsome carnivore. Spinosaurus (spino for short,)was a vary odd looking dinosaur. It had an enormous sail, about six feet high, that stretched along his back.
Scientists are not quite sure what the purpose for the sail was, possibly to preserve body heat, or to cool it's self down in the hot sun. Spinosaurus was an enormous killer, that could reach the length of fifty feet. Possibly longer then Tyrannosaurus. Although, not quite as tall, only about seventeen feet. Spinosaurus was featured in a film called Jurassic Park three, in the movie the Spinosaurus and a T-Rex we're locked in combat. The Spinosaurus somehow not only survived the death grip the Tyrannosaur had on his neck, but also grabbed the T-Rex and killed him in seconds. In real life, this would never be able to happen. First off, if the T-Rex grabbed the Spino on the neck, it would be impossible for the Spinosaurus to brake free, because of the Strong jaws that T-Rex had, it could literally tear the Spinosaurus's head right of it's shoulders. And second, If the Spino managed to grab the Tyrannosaurus, the T-Rex would be trashing around so much that the Spinosaurus's teeth would come right out of it's mouth. This is because Spinosaurus's teeth we're hollow, and it's long snout was perfectly built to eat fish and small dinosaurs, witch is what it probably survived on. Spinosaurus lived in Africa, and around the same time as T-Rex, about sixty-five million years ago in the cretaceous period.
So there's my opining. And when you look at the true facts, it becomes quite clear.
So here's my answer: T-Rex. T-Rex, without doubt. And I'll tell you why: T-Rex was a hunter, Spino was a fish-eater. T-Rex had huge, thick jaws, spino had long, slender jaws. T-Rex had enormous, knife-like teeth. Spino had small hallow teeth. So all in all, from my prospective, Tyrannosaurus Rex, the true king of the Dino's, would without doubt win the fight.
I just want you to know the truth:
T-REX ROCKS!!! T-REX ROCKS!!!
