How did a Tyrannosaurus Rex consume its prey?
The Tyrannosaurus Rex tore the flesh off its victim in strips. It had a huge mouth and serrated teeth. Its enormous jaw was up to 4 feet long with a gape up to 3 feet wide. It gripped onto the flanks of its prey, crushing their bones, puncturing arteries and damaging major organs in the process. However, it wasn't able to chew which meant that it had to swallow its food whole, leaving it at risk of choking.