Over the Hedge by T Lewis and Michael Fry for October 25, 2022

It’s always the small stuff until a rather large rock come your way !

I smell a thesis topic: What Role Did The Lack Of Bactine In The Cretaceous Play In The Extinction?

I always thought it was some kind of asteroid that wiped them out.

But, you know, there was also the 45 foot long, 15 foot tall T-Rex….

You tell him, George

At least he didn’t have to endure mercurochrome

The typical life expectancy for a Tyrannosaurus Rex once it reached full size is less than 10 years. Yes, it was an enormous killing machine, but to survive it had to attack huge animals that defended themselves with spikes, bone clubs, etc.