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On the other hand it has even been suggested by some <ref>http://www.drdino.com/articles.php?spec=37</ref> that there may be some surviving dinosaurs including Tyrannosaurs in unexplored regions of the Earth.
On the other hand it has even been suggested by some <ref>http://www.drdino.com/articles.php?spec=37</ref> that there may be some surviving dinosaurs including Tyrannosaurs in unexplored regions of the Earth.
==Diet==
T-rex had forward-facing eyes, which gave it binocular vision. Binocular vision is usually present in carnivores, as it helps them see their prey from far off, therefore it is very likely that Tyrannosaurus was a carnivore. Young earth creationists believe that the Tyrannosaurus, along with all other carnivores, was herbivorous in the [[Garden of Eden]] before the Fall, but afterwards a change occured that caused T-rex to be unable to digest plants and therefore had to kill and eat other creatures for food.
Some have suggested that T-rex was exclusively a scavenger. This may be partially true, since most carnivores today will happily scavenge available meat. However, it probably was not an ''exclusive'' scavenger, as most meat-eaters must also hunt in order to survive. T-rex's jaws were also quite adaptive to grabbing live prey, and probably used them in the same way most carnivores do: bit the throat to either crush the larynx and thus kill by suffocation or through blood loss.
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