New research suggests that certain cold-blooded killers, like the T. rex, were probably as warm-blooded as mammals. This finding challenges previous assumptions about these creatures.
Evidence indicates that the T. rex was only slightly hotter than humans.
Further details about this research are available, providing more insight into the warm-blooded nature of these prehistoric animals.
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