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10 lions vs Tyrannosaurus rex

DivineAura44 said:
If Dinosaurs are so strong, why are they extinct then, huh? Answer that tough guys.
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Good against other animals, bad when massive weather changes happen. Bigger, more specialized animals tend to get wiped out during major extinction events because they need a lot of food and it’s harder for them to adapt to changes in weather and atmosphere. Not to mention the dinosaurs were wiped out by either a 6 mile meteor crashing into the planet or a massive, thousand year volcanic eruption in India. Maybe both.
Now, I understand you’re mostly trolling and don’t actually care, but for those who do care, that’s why they’re gone. Except they aren’t because birds exist.
 
Chanimate said:
Good against other animals, bad when massive weather changes happen. Bigger, more specialized animals tend to get wiped out during major extinction events because they need a lot of food and it’s harder for them to adapt to changes in weather and atmosphere. Not to mention the dinosaurs were wiped out by either a 6 mile meteor crashing into the planet or a massive, thousand year volcanic eruption in India. Maybe both.
Now, I understand you’re mostly trolling and don’t actually care, but for those who do care, that’s why they’re gone. Except they aren’t because birds exist.
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Pardon my asking, please, but a volcano erupting for 1,000 years?!
 
Chanimate said:
Good against other animals, bad when massive weather changes happen. Bigger, more specialized animals tend to get wiped out during major extinction events because they need a lot of food and it’s harder for them to adapt to changes in weather and atmosphere. Not to mention the dinosaurs were wiped out by either a 6 mile meteor crashing into the planet or a massive, thousand year volcanic eruption in India. Maybe both.
Now, I understand you’re mostly trolling and don’t actually care, but for those who do care, that’s why they’re gone. Except they aren’t because birds exist.
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Nuh uh
 
JustANormalLemon said:
A lot of people here are not noticing that the "10 lions" in the tittle brings trolls from the "one billion lions vs 1 of each pokemon/the sun" days
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True. 1 billion whole ass lions and y'all tryna tell me a llama would win lmaooooo.
Also I know lions that live their whole life without dying to the sun but you mean to tell me 1 billion lions supposed to lose
 
Haven't looked at this thread in a bit, ever since I upvoted MK's comment in the first page and back when it was still 100 lions...

We have fairly limited knowledge on Tyrannosaurus, for starters. Some say it could turn fairly quickly, others say that might be contentious and that they might've been on the sluggish side of things like other creatures of such size. We aren't 100% sure on this thing's stamina though many studies suggest it might not be all that, but at the same time cats of all sizes aren't exactly endurance kings either.

Some users here said the lions wouldn't be able to pierce through the skin of a T. rex but that's kinda silly 'cause we aren't really sure what their skin was like and a lion's claws will have a different effect depending on what kind of prey they're striking. Their claws may bounce off a crocodile's armor but still pierce through the thick skin of a hippo or a rhino, there's nothing to suggest it couldn't also hurt a Tyrannosaurus...

They have numbers and coordination on their side, plus greater agility... but one bite is all the T. rex needs to kill each of them (though granted, I don't really see the dinosaur catching any of the cats).
 
Dark-Carioca said:
Haven't looked at this thread in a bit, ever since I upvoted MK's comment in the first page and back when it was still 100 lions...

We have fairly limited knowledge on Tyrannosaurus, for starters. Some say it could turn fairly quickly, others say that might be contentious and that they might've been on the sluggish side of things like other creatures of such size. We aren't 100% sure on this thing's stamina though many studies suggest it might not be all that, but at the same time cats of all sizes aren't exactly endurance kings either.

Some users here said the lions wouldn't be able to pierce through the skin of a T. rex but that's kinda silly 'cause we aren't really sure what their skin was like and a lion's claws will have a different effect depending on what kind of prey they're striking. Their claws may bounce off a crocodile's armor but still pierce through the thick skin of a hippo or a rhino, there's nothing to suggest it couldn't also hurt a Tyrannosaurus...

They have numbers and coordination on their side, plus greater agility... but one bite is all the T. rex needs to kill each of them (though granted, I don't really see the dinosaur catching any of the cats).
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To add to that, the T-rex simply stepping on one could kill a lion :\
 
Admittedly I don't know how likely it will be for a T. rex to use its feet offensively, I can't imagine them doing that as an elephant would xD

Like with the dinosaur's jaws, a hypothetical stomp shouldn't be difficult to avoid at any rate.
 
One thing I will say, Lions tend to attack animals from behind, something that would be much harder to do to a T-rex due to the tail. Not impossible, just hard.
 
I think the opposite will be the case honestly, we don't know for sure if they were able to smack things with their tails (though it's quite unlikely) as crocodiles or other reptiles can (since as far as we know theropod tails were used for balance and not offense as is sometimes the case with reptiles) so the tail might just grant the lions more surface area to hold onto.

Lions won't have the same issue as they would with a giraffe or an elephant which can kick things behind them (and kick them hard).
 
Dark-Carioca said:
I think the opposite will be the case honestly, we don't know for sure if they were able to smack things with their tails (though it's quite unlikely) as crocodiles or other reptiles can (since as far as we know theropod tails were used for balance and not offense as is sometimes the case with reptiles) so the tail might just grant the lions more surface area to hold onto.

Lions won't have the same issue as they would with a giraffe or an elephant which can kick things behind them (and kick them hard).
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I was just saying more in the sense that, since more recently it's thought that Tyrannosaurus could pivot really fast, the tail could smack lions away even by accident
 
Chanimate said:
Good against other animals, bad when massive weather changes happen. Bigger, more specialized animals tend to get wiped out during major extinction events because they need a lot of food and it’s harder for them to adapt to changes in weather and atmosphere. Not to mention the dinosaurs were wiped out by either a 6 mile meteor crashing into the planet or a massive, thousand year volcanic eruption in India. Maybe both.
Now, I understand you’re mostly trolling and don’t actually care, but for those who do care, that’s why they’re gone. Except they aren’t because birds exist.
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It was a joke, you know that...Right?
 
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