New Tooth Test Shows T. rex Was Warm-Blooded Like Humans
A recent tooth chemistry analysis reveals that the Tyrannosaurus rex had a body temperature of 36.3°C, similar to humans. This finding suggests that the 66-million-year-old giant predator was warm-blooded, unlike modern cold-blooded reptiles, enabling it to survive in colder climates. Multiple scientific sources, including UCLA and The Times of India, confirm this discovery.
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