In real life, an adult Alamosaurus could’ve easily wrecked even the largest tyrannosaurs. This was a distinct possibility as the two coexisted.

I remembered back in the Jurassic World evolution 1 no sauropod we're by tyrannosaurus Rex or other large theropods and the only threat that hunted them was the indominus Rex.

While there's no fossil evidence of an Alamosaurus that coexisted with a Tyrannosaurus, it's possible that they both coexisted since both lived in the same time and place while separated from fossil sites. For me personally, my hypothesis is that the Alamosaurus is equivalent to a Manatee and the T-Rex is an equivalent to an American Aligator, as they rarely attack each other as Manatees were gentle giants, and alligators, which their jaws are powerful, they couldn't bite very hard skin from a larger animal; since Tyrannosauruses evolved to hunt armored dinosaurs, like Triceratops and Ankylosaurus, this made it hard for them to hunt adult Alamosauruses, but only prefer the young and old as their teeth were too thick to slice flesh as it was designed to crush bone compare to its Asian cousin, Tarbosaurus, and Alamosaurus never attack predators unless if they're provoked and their mass and thick leathery hide made them look intimidating to hungry predators, so they wouldn't bother at all.

WTF sauropods would defend them self with kick or tail swiping that Can do deadly damage to every predator

This is so cool

NOW THATS WHAT IM TALKING ABOUT ^^

Make rexy hunt an apatosaurus since she failed to do that in the Dino tracker website 😂

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Highly unlikely a full grown mature alamosaurus like this one would be hunted by rex, akin to seeing a large tiger or lion take down an adult elephant.

1:55 Tyrannosaurus had never seen such bullshit before

There's no way this could happen outside of a nerdish imagination

Tyrannosaurus rex vs Alamosaurus just like the @ColossusDS Tyrannosaurus rex vs Orange Green Indominus rex Rank 6 and 5

Why does it have spikes on its neck?

amlaosaueus ong!!!!