A simple Question on T-rex. Based on fossil evidence. Has an...

A simple Question on T-rex. Based on fossil evidence. Has anyone ever checked out the rather high amount of Healed or partially Healed Bones On the T-Rex Skeletons themselves? This to me indicates A very Vilolent(Preadotory) life. Not quite the scavanger some people believe. There should be some sort of modern analog to this. Such as the broken bones in a Lion VS a Hyena. Of course the T-REX could have been a very clumsy scavanger; But I doubt it. Have a Nice day. > > > > (:-o XX P.S A Great white shark dosent have any front arms to hold its prey; all it needs is its teeth.......^^^^^^

Truly original screen name, and I have never checked out a t-rex ever. I'll ask a dinosaur next time I see one.

More interestingly, it also speaks to me of a more social animal than a lone one.

Think about it, we know the Rex had to eat a large amount of meat a day in order to survive. If you can find rehealed bone fractures on the hips, legs and feet or head of an animal, then that could suggest that the animal had assistance in hunting, much like lions do as an injury to those ares effects it ability to efficently hunt.

As you can guess I'm right along side the theory of big theropod packs. And not just because it's cool....