Every dinosaur show I see is bite this impale that. Do dinosaur scientists ever stop to consider that violence isn't always the answer, and that Sauropods and T-Rexes might have been friends with symbiotic benefits?
Apologies for the English. One question is on my mind for many months:
What if T-Rexes and Sauropods had an affair going on where the Sauropod continuously grew large blubber flaps all over his body thereby attracting packs of friendly T-Rexes who'd nibble gently on the blubber while protecting him (the blubber source) from other predators without any violence between the two partners?
The flaps would grow very fast and their edges would fall like a lizard butt, with the T-Rex evolving very sharp teeth to be sure not to hurt or infect his flappy friend.
Some say Sauropods were huge because it protected them from T-Rex. But what if it was so they could always hang enough blubber to fill their buddies stomachs and prevent being killed by hangry ones? And the T-Rexes protected them.
To all dinosaur experts: these arts by Emiliano Troco and Elia Smaniotto show that some flappage is accepted within you. My idea needs much longer flaps hanging from the head to the tip of the long butt, but would that be such a big stretch?
Be honest: does my theory have feet? Or is it, perhaps, just a beautiful dream?
Edit: As people have pointed out, I should have said Large Theropods and not T-Rex. Forgive me, I have not slept in many hours.
