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“rex has no milk to give.”
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“Every bit of practice matters while in the shelter of the nest.”
“Biting and breaking will be far more important to Snaggletooth and her siblings.”
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“The eager grunting from the trio of baby Tyrannosaurus can sometimes seem ceaseless, the only quiet coming from the fleeting moments when they have their sharp little jaws clamped around tatters of meat dropped into their increasingly smelly nest, or when they are too tired from begging and sleep.”
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“She can sometimes bring back a haunch or shattered ribs held together by thin strips of muscle and membrane, but not every meal is lavish.”
“Snaggletooth snaps at the air with her little jaws, closing nowhere near the fly’s path as it seems to disappear.”
“Article continues after advertisement The babies are still so small that mother T.”
“Whatever food the little ones consume, it must be supplied by some other creature.”
“The sooner the hatchlings learn how to stalk, ambush, and kill prey, the better they’ll be able to carve out a living among these forests and swamps.”
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“The pressure to become a skilled predator has pushed T.”
“rex could drag an entire bloated Torosaurus carcass over to them and they could peck at the ragged edges of flesh for days and days.”
“Protein-rich milk would make things a little easier and require fewer blood-spattered errand runs, but mother T.”
“Other potential meals shuffle and careen across the nest, but Snaggletooth still peers with her forward-facing eyes for the one she has chosen to devour.”
“But tyrannosaurs have not thrived among these wet woodlands of prehistoric Utah just by bringing each other gifts.”