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Re: Cursorial adaptations (was T.rex and elephants)
> Exactly. T.rex probably didn't HAVE to run terribly fast to catch
> decent sized prey.
I've noticed that when predators run fast to get their prey, they
usually tackle it, not just run up to it and bite it's neck. I think
that it's highly likely that a T. rex would fall if it ran quickly up
to it's prey and lunged at its neck (or wherever) and that's just the
sort of thing it wouldn't want to do. So, even if it did run, how
did it kill its prey?