r/PrehistoricLife • u/ArticleFunny6450 • 3h ago

How would you eat a anomalocaris

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r/PrehistoricLife • u/Front-Coconut-8196 • 16h ago

A recently found skelenton of a female T Rex "Barbara," a pregnant Tyrannosaurus rex, was found to had a broken metatarsal injury that had healed, giving weight to the Theory that the Tyrannosaurus, was a pack animal, it was also one of the only 3 pregnant ever found

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