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T. rex vs. Triceratops – Cretaceous Rivals 🦖⚔️🦕 In the Late Cretaceous, around 66 million years ago, Tyrannosaurus rex and Triceratops shared the same landscape—and likely clashed in epic battles. T. rex was a massive predator with bone-crushing jaws, while Triceratops was a powerful herbivore armed with three sharp horns and a shield-like frill for defense. Fossil evidence shows T. rex bite marks on Triceratops bones, and even signs that some Triceratops survived attacks, suggesting real conf

Tyrannosaurus rex and Triceratops – The Eternal Rivals 🦖🦕⚔️ Few prehistoric matchups are as iconic as T. rex versus Triceratops. These two giants lived side by side about 66 million years ago in what’s now North America, and evidence suggests their encounters were anything but peaceful. Fossilized Triceratops bones show tooth marks matching T. rex, hinting at fierce battles between predator and prey. But Triceratops wasn’t defenseless—its three sharp horns and massive frill made it a dangerous

A #FossilFriday question: Whatever happened to Brontosaurus? The name for this sauropod dinosaur has stuck around, but since 1903, Brontosaurus has been regarded as the "junior synonym" of Apatosaurus. And research published in 2015 reopened the door to potentially recognize Brontosaurus as a separate animal. Take a look with Bill Simpson, collections manager of fossil vertebrates & head of geological collections, at how Brontosaurus came to be called Apatosaurus: | Field Museum

Ever wonder what happened to Brontosaurus? 🦕🔎 This long neck dinosaur used to be everywhere, but vanished from the limelight! Well, we asked paleontologist James Washington III what happened to good 'ol Brontosaurus, and here's what he had to say. Prepare your little nostalgic hearts... #dinosaur #brontosaurus #LandBeforeTime #paperdolls #museum #paleontology | Houston Museum of Natural Science