Could trex survive in Pleistocene North America

[@JJ_Rex]

Long story short, the Tyrannosaur would absolutely thrive in those regions of North America that lacks the extreme cold. . . . I wonder how prehistoric human interaction would go down.

[@TyrannoxEditzzYT]

It’s always great seeing you around these parts 👊🌟❤‍🔥🙏🏻🗿

[@bumponalog5001]

Cool video. Some feedback, lower background volume a bit.

[@IndoGameYT-T]

Soon 1k brotherr

[@ayh4968]

music a little too loud at times

[@adamjacobs6644]

Nicely put, indeed no T.rex fossiles have been found in Alaska. T.rex would easily dominate the American lands even with the cold. The Frenchman formation in Canada has yeilded fossiles of T.rex, Triceratops, Torosaurus, Edmontosaurus, Pachycephalosarus and more. Therefore, T.rex in the northern part of its range lived with winter snow at least sometimes depending on humidity levels. It seems we would cooperate with T.rex as it would have been far easier to take down Mammoths and Mastodons with a T.rex around. Much like how people have used Eagles to hunt especially in Mongolia.

[@megatrex800]

Interesting topic

[@YellowAllosaurus]

Cool intro!

[@deadpoolrlz9685]

the origin of The Partridge Creek Beast

[@eliletts8149]

The gompother genus Cuverionis and another recently described species of mastodon known as the Pacific mastodon also lived in North America as well.

[@tyrannotherium7873]

Personally I think that it would hunt the larger animals but it would not adapt well because North America was very warm back then in the late Cretaceous

[@WilliamLovell-oh1rb]

It'd probably multiply to a terrifying extent and massacre it's own food source, killing all the mega herbivores.

[@EliadMazariegos]

The great variety of egg eaters would help prevent this from happening, sooner or later the ecosystem would most likely stabilize

[@Barinasuchusfhk]

Make Could Barinasuchus Survive in Cretaceous Period

[@justinianthegreat1444]

T rex bout to find out that giant elephants will take grudges and learn it the hard way once a herd of Columbian Mammoths raid a nest

[@TyrannoxEditzzYT]

do that and those elephants are gonna loose more of their herd

[@justinianthegreat1444]

@TyrannoxEditzzYT eh, a herd of like 5 huge columbian mammoths with their intelligence and unfamiliar vocalization would be enough to body a lone t rex. T Rex isn't a god that can't be intimidated or killed. A herd of intelligent herbivores mobbing it would either result in death or crippling injuries. Rex isn't invincible and so many Cenozoic mammals can damage it or outright make it run

[@TyrannoxEditzzYT]

@@justinianthegreat1444 I know but remember that trex likely lived in pairs due to a male and female trex being discovered together and the female is pregnant so the herd would have to deal with 2 of them

[@justinianthegreat1444]

@@TyrannoxEditzzYT a pair would still get mobbed by herd of mammoths that weigh similar to the largest rexes and are at 14 feet tall at the shoulder. No predator be it as large as a rex would be insane enough to stand up to a huge herd of herbivores of the same weight class with the intent to attack or harm. They'd be sent running and it gets even worse if it's a bull in musth

[@EliadMazariegos]

good argument

[@andreteague9156]

I tell you what, broskie gets mauled by a pack of smilodons, or he gets torn apart by ancient humans.

[@DanielLopez-dv4uw]

Nigga lions get fckd but bull water buffalo,a slightly larger cat is not taking down a 8 ton meat eater.

[@Daikaijunk2004]

Idk man I’m pretty sure smilodons were solitary hunters

[@andreteague9156]

@@Daikaijunk2004 Thats not true my guy, we found smilodon and other sabertooth cat bones hunched together, its actually STRONGLY believed they lived in packs of 12 with a matriarch female.

[@andreteague9156]

@@Daikaijunk2004 Males would then branch off.

[@Daikaijunk2004]

@@andreteague9156 I see your point, but which species? Populator, gracilis, or fatalis? Or all three? Cause all three were pretty different in size

[@maozilla9149]

nice

[@peepiseal]

Trex would be an APEX PREDATOR (Trex rarely hunted triceratops)

[@Distix-uz8qr]

Triceratops was literally almost half its diet in some regions but sure

[@peepiseal]

@ half its dirt?

[@Distix-uz8qr]

@@peepiseal mb ment to say diet

[@SilvrWingsDragon]

Rex never faced off with Triceratops lol

[@Wicho_2687]

Bro what l

[@RWDOWNPOUR]

Is this unironic

[@MaciSalmons-p5j]

They found at least a few tyrannosaurus skeletons with broken bones and healed ones due to triceratops horns

[@Tyrannos_EditzzYT]

Wicked bro🔥🥶💯 your sooo close to 1k subs, I can feel it👊

[@TyrannoxEditzzYT]

Ikr it will be amazing ❤‍🔥🔥🌟

[@Tyrannos_EditzzYT]

@ I know it will bro, I know I don’t say this much but…I’m proud of you D, I always have been and I always will be💯❤️🙏

[@TyrannoxEditzzYT]

@@Tyrannos_EditzzYT thanks yuvi I honestly can’t thank you enough for everything you,Eli and d’sare all mean the world to me I can’t thank the 3 of you enough for everything

[@Tyrannos_EditzzYT]

@ likewise brother👊