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Water, Land and Air:Real Primeval Sensations Germany’s most fearsome teenager T. rex continues to fascinate as the most powerful carnivorous dinosaur of all time. Tyrannosaurus hunted large herbivores. With the strongest bite force of any land predator ever, it could even crush the thickest bones. The exhibited “ROCKY,” measuring ten meters in length, is an […]https://dinosauriermuseum.de/wp-content/uploads/2025/10/rocky-neu-bg-black-scaled.jpg20481366