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reply posted on 9-8-2005 @ 01:38 AM by silentlonewolf
I was just saying T-rex is a bad example. Though there were other dinosaurs that would have been far better hunters even if T-rex was more than a scavenger (which is very much possible, however the last I read, T-rex was considered mostly a scavenger), and there are fossils of carnivorous dinosaurs all over the world.

Now I did find this today. It's from January of this year. Turns out that there were some larger mammals, than previously thought. They are much like a badger, that did indeed eat smaller dinosaurs. It is also the largest mammal known to have lived at the time, a very fascinating read.

here

Its skull measures 16 centimetres long, its body 52 cm, and the preserved part of its tail 36 cm. The beast probably weighed 12 to 14 kilograms. Hu says R. giganticus's legs suggest it was a ground dweller that could dash to catch prey, but not run long distances. R. robustus was two-thirds as long and weighed between 4 and 6 kg.



Still not what would be considered a large mammal today. Also as it reads, it was by no means prowling the prairies.
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