Good night.
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ReplyDeleteTiny arms? They're huge! And strong enough to lift up a tree trunk. Our human arms are puny when compared to the mighty T-Rex.
ReplyDeleteWe focus so much on them being relatively small that a lot of people don't realize that even "tiny" arms on such a huge animal are still huge and strong. Human weapons would still be undersized.
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