The wolves could cover up the dinosaur and claw open its eyes and stuff
How many wolves would it take to kill a T-rex? - Page 2
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Navane
Netherlands2727 Posts
The wolves could cover up the dinosaur and claw open its eyes and stuff | ||
Manbear
Canada306 Posts
On September 14 2009 03:03 Chuiu wrote: You seriously think wolves can take that? I really really laughed hard at that great post my friend, threads like this make TL so fun. | ||
fusionsdf
Canada15390 Posts
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Chill
Calgary25951 Posts
On September 14 2009 03:03 Chuiu wrote: You seriously think wolves can take that? rofl | ||
eXigent.
Canada2419 Posts
On September 14 2009 03:14 s.a.y wrote: 5-10 at max. maybe even 3. ROFL tell me you are joking...cuz if you are serious about that, you are beyond uneducated. The T-rex could take down other large dinosaurs, and could handle ones like the raptor, but you assume that 3 little wolves would be capable of taking it down? It's 20ft tall, the only thing they are going to be biting at are his feet. How do you even know if their bite is capable of breaking through his skin, especially his leg / feet skin which would be even tougher than his softer areas due to calluses(his feet crush small trees as he walks). The strength of his tail alone would probably kill every wolf standing in it's path. The dinosaur was 7tons, I think throwing that weight around would surely kill however many wolves were gathered. I don't think he would try and use his jaws on them, due to his small arms and clunky size, but all the thing would have to do is step on them, and they would smoosh like goo. | ||
tree.hugger
Philadelphia, PA10406 Posts
If I remember, that particular T-Rex is constantly foiled and subjugated by a stuffed tiger, girl from down the street, and two middle-aged, slightly bored adult humans. Wolves have a fighting chance. + Show Spoiler + | ||
skronch
United States2717 Posts
On September 14 2009 03:03 Chuiu wrote: You seriously think wolves can take that? well played | ||
inertinept
Bangladesh1195 Posts
stop trying to 7v1 comp stomp fucking idiot!! | ||
s.a.y
Croatia3840 Posts
On September 14 2009 03:41 eXigent. wrote: ROFL tell me you are joking...cuz if you are serious about that, you are beyond uneducated. The T-rex could take down other large dinosaurs, and could handle ones like the raptor, but you assume that 3 little wolves would be capable of taking it down? It's 20ft tall, the only thing they are going to be biting at are his feet. How do you even know if their bite is capable of breaking through his skin, especially his leg / feet skin which would be even tougher than his softer areas due to calluses(his feet crush small trees as he walks). The strength of his tail alone would probably kill every wolf standing in it's path. The dinosaur was 7tons, I think throwing that weight around would surely kill however many wolves were gathered. I don't think he would try and use his jaws on them, due to his small arms and clunky size, but all the thing would have to do is step on them, and they would smoosh like goo. dood. he may be 40ft tall, but he has a brain a size of a shrunken testicle. wolfs are smart as dogs. and did you see the size of t-rex hands, he can't even masterbate? 6-7 wolfes would destroy them in 20 seconds. compare that to archon vs 7 zerglings with proper micro. | ||
DivinO
United States4796 Posts
On September 14 2009 03:41 eXigent. wrote: ROFL tell me you are joking...cuz if you are serious about that, you are beyond uneducated. The T-rex could take down other large dinosaurs, and could handle ones like the raptor, but you assume that 3 little wolves would be capable of taking it down? It's 20ft tall, the only thing they are going to be biting at are his feet. How do you even know if their bite is capable of breaking through his skin, especially his leg / feet skin which would be even tougher than his softer areas due to calluses(his feet crush small trees as he walks). The strength of his tail alone would probably kill every wolf standing in it's path. The dinosaur was 7tons, I think throwing that weight around would surely kill however many wolves were gathered. I don't think he would try and use his jaws on them, due to his small arms and clunky size, but all the thing would have to do is step on them, and they would smoosh like goo. That except modern researchers suggest that the T-rex was a scavenger, and not fit to fight. And, wolves have been shown to have a great learning reflex. Therefore as soon as they saw a couple of fellow wolves swept off by the tail, they'd know to avoid it. Wolf enamel is strong enough to pierce the skin of dinosaurs because back in the prehistoric era dinosaurs could pierce the skin of other dinosaurs with their teeth, including the T-rex which sustained damage from other dinosaurs, such as the triceratops. Modern biology shows that mammal bone density (and teeth density, which is a derivative) is stronger than that of reptilian bone density in the prehistoric era. Enamel, in addition, is even more dense than standard bone. Therefore, wolves can pierce the skin of a T-rex with bites. | ||
iLict
Bosnia-Herzegovina57 Posts
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Halfpastnoob
United States191 Posts
One wolf= one ling One T-rex(10 zealots) vs. 50 wolves(50 lings)=dead T-rex | ||
Stormich
Croatia336 Posts
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St3MoR
Spain3256 Posts
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skronch
United States2717 Posts
On September 14 2009 03:51 Halfpastnoob wrote: a more apt comparison would probably be T-rex = reaver, wolf = ling. 1v1, the wolf will never win, but with proper surround and strength in numbers, the wolf will be able to take down the T-rexT-rex= Ten Zealots One wolf= one ling One T-rex(10 zealots) vs. 50 wolves(50 lings)=dead T-rex | ||
Halfpastnoob
United States191 Posts
On September 14 2009 03:57 skronch wrote: a more apt comparison would probably be T-rex = reaver, wolf = ling. 1v1, the wolf will never win, but with proper surround and strength in numbers, the wolf will be able to take down the T-rex That is better comparison gg/end thread. | ||
arb
Noobville17918 Posts
Is it a Superiorwolf? | ||
Piy
Scotland3152 Posts
best blog evaaarrrrrRRR | ||
TheFoReveRwaR
United States10657 Posts
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Chuiu
3470 Posts
On September 14 2009 04:07 TheFoReveRwaR wrote: Sounds like a very serious conversation. Thousands of them. The trex would have to kill so many wolves it died of exhaustion. The Zapp Brannigan approach. | ||
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