ScienceTyrannosaurus rex Teeth Indicate Elephant-Like Body Heat
New research analyzing Tyrannosaurus rex teeth reveals the dinosaur had a body temperature comparable to that of modern elephants. This finding supports the idea that T. rex was warm-blooded, capable of maintaining high body heat, which would have helped it survive in colder climates like Alaska. The study adds significant evidence to the ongoing debate about dinosaur metabolism.
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