would it not smell them?
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would it not smell them?
>>67978141
Yes
Rain
This T.Rex™ was an overbred retard that couldn't smell.
>>67978141
http://www.todayifoundout.com/index.php/2014/05/true-t-rex-couldnt-see-didnt-move/
The entirety of the scene was most likely just fiction.
>>67978141
"itz only smellz"
Based T-Rex
He's a fucking legend!
>>67978141
The scent of chili and sea bass covered up his odor.
it would see them
>>67978340
my sides escaped the paddock
they bathed themselves in mud just like meme man bathing in car liquid to mask the scent
>>67978321
I thought it was a documentary?
>>67978274
but she could levitate and teleport herself inside buildings
>>67978141
Ok so this is from the book:
>the idea that the t-rex didnt see stationary objects came from the genome of the frog/amphibian which was used to fill the gaps of the missing dna sequence
>furthermore it was then mentioned in the lost world that it probably simply didnt eat them, because it had just fed
>this is explained in the lost world, because they test it out and one guy gets immideately eaty while standing still
>T-Rex
It's spelled T. rex
t. T. rex
>>67978321
So you are telling me Jurassic Park isn't real?
>>67978969
His name is Tyrannosaur, his last name is Rex.
T. Rex
>>67979149
This is correct.
t. Rex
Smell it? It's probably not familiar with human scent. I mean, moments ago it was chewing on a tyre.
>>67979451
surely it would detect something, especially that close.
not "ahhh, some humans" more "what's this?"
