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Therefore, a T-rex would need to consume a human every two days or so.[4]Although a T-rex would likely be willing to eat several days to weeks worth of food in one meal, so if it has the option, it might eat a bunch of people at a time, then go for a while without eating.
T. rex packed on the pounds as a teenager, but that was about on par with other dinosaur growth rates. Our new growth rate value actually erases a deficit between the previous growth rate estimate and what is expected for a dinosaur of this size, said Makovicky. Putting on all that weight slowed a T. rex down. The total limb musculature of an adult T. rex probably was relatively larger than that of a living elephant, rhinoceros, or giraffe, partly because of its giant tail and hip muscles.