All about the T-Rex

Nathaniel

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Table Of Contents

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Introduction - Page 3

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Food and Bodies - Page 4

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Sue - Page 7

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Extinction - Page 10

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Conclution - Page 14

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Introduction

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If you like the fiercest Dino in the world you will like this book all about T-Rex. did you know the T-Rex's babies might have ben covered in feathers?

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Chapter 1 Food and Bodies

The T-Rex with eat about any unarmed dinosaur. T-Rex is one of the biggest dinosaurs it can basically eat any other dinosaur. But if it has any armor then it cannot battle it.

Dinosaurs that the T-Rex cannot eat includes Triceratops Because It has sharp horns and it can stab the T-Rex. So the T-Rex cannot Triceratops Another dinosaur that the T-Rex cannot eat Is the stegosaurus because it has sharp plates all over there back so the T-Rex could get hurt. Remember the T-Rex wants an easy meal without getting hurt. The T-Rex eats by killing with its teeth then picking it up in its mouth then it eats it all.

Chapter 1 Food and Bodies
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Scientists debate whether the T-Rex hunted and killed or stole from other predators. Scientists think it might have done both.

T-Rex is in the top of the dinosaur food chain which means that it ate
something that ate another thing and another thing that ate another thing so on and so on.

Chapter 1
Food and Bodies
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The T-Rex was enormous. It had hundreds of teeth the size of bananas. The rest of the T-Rex body with also enormous.

they where about 36 ft in length 10 ft in highth and 4 ft in width

Chapter 2 Sue

Sue is named after a paleontologist named Sue who was looking for Dino bones and found Sue's head then she kept digging and found the rest of Sue's body. Fossils are preserved dinosaur bones. That are preserved in limestone Sediment. Sue is in the field museum in downtown Chicago where there are a lot of Dino fossils and prehistoric creatures fossils.

Chapter 2 Sue
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The hole in her skull are probably from a dissese she got when she was alive. The T-Rex's teeth were also about the Size of bananas. That's big for dinos.

The Field Museum paid 8 Million $ to get sue. They now have a special room for her at the Field museum with a presentation and lights.