Q How fast could a T. rex run?
- A A. About as fast as a pig (approx. 17 km/h / 11 mph)
- B B. About as fast as a bicycle (approx. 20–25 km/h / 12–15 mph)
- C C. About as fast as an African elephant (approx. 39 km/h / 24 mph)
B B. About as fast as a bicycle (approx. 20–25 km/h / 12–15 mph)
A T. rex had a running speed of about 27 km/h (17 mph). It could run 50 meters in roughly 7 seconds!
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