It doesn’t say the food you are given is for you either. You could be given a month’s supply of food for the Trex that you can’t eat. Can’t be here clipping people’s assumptions, this question is more of “yes and” situation
Nile crocodiles eat about once a week on average and can eat twice a year and survive. I wouldn’t count on a t-rex expiring from hunger in a month. Maybe from all the new germs, if it was time-traveled in, but not starvation.
It doesn’t say the T-Rex has unlimited food either. Wait until day 29 when it’s starving and can hardly move anymore.
It doesn’t say the food you are given is for you either. You could be given a month’s supply of food for the Trex that you can’t eat. Can’t be here clipping people’s assumptions, this question is more of “yes and” situation
Nile crocodiles eat about once a week on average and can eat twice a year and survive. I wouldn’t count on a t-rex expiring from hunger in a month. Maybe from all the new germs, if it was time-traveled in, but not starvation.
I think dinosaurs are more closely related to birds than present day reptiles. T-Rex in particular were warm blooded I believe.
If more similar to a chicken than a crocodile they wouldn’t go too long without food.