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Vision, too: the huge eyeballs of T. rex faced partially to the side and partially to the front, meaning that they were capable of binocular vision. The King could see in three dimensions and perceive depth, just like us. There’s another scene in Jurassic Park where the freaked-out humans are told to stay still, because if they don’t move, then the T. rex can’t see them. Nonsense—because it could sense depth, a real Rex would have made an easy meal out of those sad, misinformed people.
The Rise and Fall of the Dinosaurs: A New History of a Lost World: The Definitive Dinosaur Encyclopedia with Stunning Illustrations, Embark on a Prehistoric Quest!
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