By gregladen on March 6, 2012. How big is a medium size elephant again? Tags Uncategorized More like this African elephant or Asian elephant? The size can vary pretty dramatically between the two. This is interesting. T-rex used his tremendous biteforce to kill STEGOSAURUS??? Interesting indeed. Rick: Yes. T. rex was the Chuck Norris of the Cretaceous. It could bite through time! Touché, Greg. And the number of the beast was...? Ate! Now stop, this is getting silly. Is anything known about how bite forces vary among the diverse tyrannosaurid species? Alioramus, say, or Zhuchengtyrannus? They were all similar to different size elephant sitting down. I knew you'd say that. I just - knew. Well, that accounts for the complete and utter lack of any maastrichtian stegosauridae, I s'pose... ...eaten through time.
Touché, Greg. And the number of the beast was...? Ate! Now stop, this is getting silly. Is anything known about how bite forces vary among the diverse tyrannosaurid species? Alioramus, say, or Zhuchengtyrannus?
I knew you'd say that. I just - knew. Well, that accounts for the complete and utter lack of any maastrichtian stegosauridae, I s'pose... ...eaten through time.
African elephant or Asian elephant? The size can vary pretty dramatically between the two.
This is interesting.
T-rex used his tremendous biteforce to kill STEGOSAURUS???
Interesting indeed.
Rick: Yes. T. rex was the Chuck Norris of the Cretaceous. It could bite through time!
Touché, Greg.
And the number of the beast was...?
Ate!
Now stop, this is getting silly.
Is anything known about how bite forces vary
among the diverse tyrannosaurid species?
Alioramus, say, or Zhuchengtyrannus?
They were all similar to different size elephant sitting down.
I knew you'd say that.
I just - knew.
Well, that accounts for the complete and utter lack
of any maastrichtian stegosauridae, I s'pose...
...eaten through time.