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T Rex Intelligence: New Study Debunks Previous Findings About the King Dinosaur Being as Smart as an Ape

T Rex Intelligence: New Study Debunks Previous Findings About the King Dinosaur Being as Smart as an Ape
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Actually, T rex was pretty dumb

Actually, T rex was pretty dumb
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The T Rex Was More Like a Smart Crocodile, Instead of a Bright Baboon

The T Rex Was More Like a Smart Crocodile, Instead of a Bright Baboon
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The T Rex Was More Like a Smart Crocodile, Instead of a Bright Baboon

Darren nashEamy balanoffAshley morhardtUniversity of southamptonWashington university school of medicineJohns hopkins universityUniversity of bristol hady georgeTyrannosaurus rexComparative neurologyAnatomical recordWashington university schoolDaunting taskMeasuring dinosaurHady george

T Rex an intelligent tool-user and culture-builder? Not so fast, says new research

EDMONTON Science recently proposed a truly horrifying thought that T. Rex, perhaps the most fearsome predator to walk the earth, was also smart enough to use tools, hunt in packs and pass down knowledge. Yikes.

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