https://www.yahoo.com/news/godzilla-actually-real-study-shows-181256884.html Researchers have calculated that 66 million years ago when the dinosaurs roamed the Earth, there were 2.5 billion tyrannosaurus rexes running around.
It's funny because Hollywood always has like the one lone TRex running around like he's the solo king of the jungle.
When I first read this on Google News before this thread, I thought, bullshit. To fit one-third of the current human population onto Earth at one time, the giant animals would have to live in cities with organized sewage disposal and street grids. But then I realized, yeah, it could have been. Even without electricity, maybe they used giant outhouses.
I'm not sure the giants would have allowed the T-Rex to use their outhouses. There's nothing like that in the fossil record. barfo
I once used a fossil outhouse in Canada for 2 months. That thing was old, but the honeyman made his monthly pickups and we were fine in a nonelectric lake cottage. The dinosaurs might have developed wells for their urban water. My water was orange from rusty iron when I pumped it into a bucket. Carrying the heavy bucket 3 blocks made me grow 2 inches that summer. So I can prove that the Earth supported 2 1/2 billion big dinosaurs at one time. When's the game start?