The largest T. rex to ever live may have weighed up to 33,000 pounds.
There's no denying that Tyrannosaurus rex was one of the biggest and baddest dinosaurs to ever walk the planet. But exactly how big could this ferocious dinosaur get? In a new investigation, researchers attempted to answer that question.
According to the new research, the largest T. rex"would have been about 70% bigger" than Scotty, said study co-author Jordan Mallon , a research scientist and head of palaeobiology at the Canadian Museum of Nature."That almost doubles the size of T. rex," Mallon told Live Science. Using this data, the scientists were able to model T. rex’s growth curve throughout its lifetime — and estimate how big an adult might have grown.
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