How did the Tyrannosaurus rex hunt if it couldn't run?

Keep in mind this new research, like everything in science, is not deemed as absolute truth, and can change anytime. An adult Tyrannosaurus rex would not have been able to run, as in, have both feet off the ground for a moment of time while locomoting quickly. read more

A new report, published Monday in the journal PeerJ, refined just how fast the dino could go. T. rex wasn't much of a runner, the study authors say. In fact, it couldn't run at all. Instead, the animal speed-walked. Thanks to its wide stride, T. rex would reach about 12 mph at its quickest hustle. read more

Tyrannosaurus Rex Probably Could Not Run Fast, Scientists Say Date: March 4, 2002 Source: Stanford University Summary: King of the Cretaceous, Tyrannosaurus rex stood on two powerful hind limbs and terrorized potential prey with its elephantine size and lethal jaws. read more