Physical Features
T. rex had the strongest bite force of any land animal ever, with a bite force of about between 35,000 to 57,000 newtons (7,800 to 12,800 pounds-force) — strong enough to crush a car!

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T. rex had the strongest bite force of any land animal ever, with a bite force of about between 35,000 to 57,000 newtons (7,800 to 12,800 pounds-force) — strong enough to crush a car!
The first Allosaurus bones were so well preserved that scientists could study the marks where muscles attached to the bones!
Velociraptors’ tail made up almost half their body length and was stiff like a ruler, helping them balance while running and turning!
In 1885, Marshall P. Felch discovered a nearly complete Stegosaurus skeleton in Garden Park, near Cañon City, Colorado.
Stegosaurus had special teeth with pointed leaf-shaped crowns that were perfect for stripping leaves from plants!