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What Did T-rex Actually Sound Like? • DINOMACHINE is a manufacturer of static and animatronic exhibition figures of dinosaurs, insects, decorations and other small architectural forms for amusement parks, shopping and entertainment centers and entertainment industry facilities of all kinds. • Website: https://dinomachine.com/en • Julia Clarke, professor of vertebrate paleontology at the University of Texas at Austin, has reconstructed the voice of Tyrannosaurus rex, The Telegraph reports. According to the researcher, the sounds made by the lizard, a relative of modern birds and crocodiles, were more like their voices rather than the roar of modern mammalian predators. • Tyrannosaurs lived 68-66 million years ago in what is now North America. Apparently, these lizards were super-predators, meaning they stood at the top of the food chain. They preyed on large herbivorous reptiles such as hadrosaurs, “horned” ceratopsids, and possibly the largest land animals that ever existed, sauropods. Tyrannosaurs were up to 12 meters long and weighed between eight and 14 tons. However, how the lizards “sounded” was still unclear. In the 1993 movie “Jurassic Park,” the raptor emits a womb-like roar. But perhaps its voice sounded different. • To get to the bottom of this, BBC presenter Chris Packham turned to paleontologist Julia Clark, who, among other things, studies the vocalization of dinosaurs. In her opinion, Tyrannosaurus, rather like its relatives birds or crocodiles, made sounds. To assess how tyrannosaurs might have “sounded,” Clark used a “mixture” of the mating cries of a great otter (Botaurus stellaris), a low sound reminiscent of a bull's roar, and the “voice” of a Chinese alligator (Alligator sinensis). She then amplified the sound to match the size of the Tyrannosaurus. The result was a low, intimidating roar that sounded more like the footsteps of an approaching lizard from “Jurassic Park” than its voice. • #dinosaurs #facts #fossils #paleontology #dinomachine #trex

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