Rankings / Prehistoric / Land / Super heavyweight / Tyrannosaurus Rex
Prehistoric · Late CretaceousLandSuper heavyweight
Tyrannosaurus Rex
Tyrannosaurus rex · Western North America
Record
0–0
Win rate
–
Fight rating
1,500
Fighter stats
Estimates from fossils, for adults- Lived
- 68–66 million years ago
- Weight
- ~11,000–20,000 lb
- Size
- ~40 ft long, ~12 ft at the hip
- Top speed
- Estimated ~10–25 mph
- Weapons
- Bone-crushing bite, banana-sized serrated teeth
- Diet
- Carnivore: Triceratops, Edmontosaurus
- Lifespan
- ~28–30 years (Sue was ~28)
Power-ups
- Strongest bite of any known land animal
- Huge, heavy skull
- Keen sense of smell
Weak spots
- Tiny two-fingered arms
- Too heavy to run fast
Fight record
- ?vs. SpinosaurusRiver · 0 votesNo votes yet
- ?vs. TriceratopsOpen plains · 0 votesNo votes yet
- ?vs. AnkylosaurusForest · 0 votesNo votes yet
Bars show the share of votes for the tyrannosaurus rex. A fight counts toward the record once it has 10+ votes.
In the wild
Sue, the most complete T. rex ever found, has broken ribs, a damaged shoulder blade, a torn arm tendon and healed fractures, likely from fights and struggling prey.
Source: castanetkamloops.netA 2012 computer study estimated a T. rex back-tooth bite at ~7,900–12,800 lb of force, by far the highest estimate for any land animal.
Source: csmonitor.com