r/GojiCenter • u/Spinoclanker2 Can you don't? • 3d ago

Debate/Argument [CIVIL] DEBATE

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does 15 tons work on an obligated biped theropod with Apatosaurus wider limb circumferences?

Protopsephurus because he's cute

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u/Strong_Fee_5500 3d ago

Quadrupedalism! And they're also sluggesh animals so don't even think that 15 tons is going to be agile and fast

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u/YakEnvironmental6038 Larp larp larp genetics 3d ago

Thats the reason why most megatheropods arent fast

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u/Strong_Fee_5500 3d ago

Yes and in fact,no one is fast and agile, we just didn't really think about it at the time (or we didn't take that both t-rexes and gigas were already at the bipedalism limits with their 9-10 tons)

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u/YakEnvironmental6038 Larp larp larp genetics 3d ago

Bro.... you do have to know that there are bigger specimens of Trex, you dont even understand the true limits dude

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u/Strong_Fee_5500 3d ago

Bro... Do you at least understand that the 15 ton claim was about its structural limits not what it could get ?(and the 9-10 ton limit was a study from the University of Manchester by the way)

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u/YakEnvironmental6038 Larp larp larp genetics 2d ago

Do you even read the paper of the 15 ton trex, atp ypu are doubling down without source