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Post by bricabrach on Jul 30, 2019 20:59:09 GMT
Could a well-motivated human out-run a Triceratops?
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Post by HRH Queen Talira on Aug 4, 2019 8:22:31 GMT
I think it's possible a well-motivated person could out-run a Triceratops. The top speed for Triceratops is estimated to have been up to 32km/h, around the same speed as a hippo.
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Post by Kyng on Aug 18, 2019 1:01:03 GMT
Yeah, at 32km/h, it sounds like they'd still be very dangerous. A human would be able to sprint faster than that, but they wouldn't be able to sustain it for very long. Probably better off just dodging to the side, if that's an option .
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Post by bricabrach on Aug 21, 2019 22:10:15 GMT
Yeah, at 32km/h, it sounds like they'd still be very dangerous. A human would be able to sprint faster than that, but they wouldn't be able to sustain it for very long. Probably better off just dodging to the side, if that's an option . Yes! Or climb a tree if possible. The inspiration for my "angry Trike" picture above is an old African proverb: Don't annoy the rhino if there's no tree nearby!
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Post by Kyng on Aug 21, 2019 23:25:42 GMT
Yeah, at 32km/h, it sounds like they'd still be very dangerous. A human would be able to sprint faster than that, but they wouldn't be able to sustain it for very long. Probably better off just dodging to the side, if that's an option . Yes! Or climb a tree if possible. The inspiration for my "angry Trike" picture above is an old African proverb: Don't annoy the rhino if there's no tree nearby!Wow, that's quite an amusing proverb . I think I prefer it over any of the ones we have in English!
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Post by HRH Queen Talira on Aug 30, 2019 9:57:24 GMT
I'm thinking Triceratops would probably have been able to uproot a tree if it hit one hard enough.
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