45 Things That Are Much Bigger or Smaller Than We Thought

Sixty-five million years following the extinction of the Tyrannosaurus rex, its legacy persists as a source of awe and fascination. This ancient creature was a formidable predator, boasting a staggering bite force of 35,000 newtons, dwarfing the human bite force of approximately 300 newtons.

The T. rex’s teeth, ranging from six to twelve inches in length, were sharp and serrated, perfectly suited for its carnivorous diet. As the apex predator of its time, the T. rex ruled over the prehistoric landscape, effortlessly preying upon other large dinosaurs such as the Triceratops and Apatosaurus, leaving an indelible mark on Earth’s history.