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Maybe t rexes have ridiculous long twisty willies like some birds do. It's a tragedy but there are things the fossil record will never show us.
Damn prudish fossil record.
Soft tissue doesn't survive to be fossilized. So really, it's the limp-dicked T-Rexes we should be blaming.
On the other hand, what's this:
a bone all dinosaurs have
some have it the other way
Don't lose hope, someday we might find the imprint of a t-rex that embarrassingly face-planted into the mud with his dick out
What a way to die.
Doing what he loved, humping an anthill.