Tyrannosaur Fossil Unveils Prehistoric Fast Food Diet

Paleontologists have discovered a remarkable fossil of a juvenile tyrannosaur called Gorgosaurus libratus with the partially digested remains of two birdlike dinosaurs in its stomach. The find provides valuable insights into the behavior, development, and diet of these predators that lived 75 million years ago. The intact stomach contents reveal that the young tyrannosaur was a precision eater, capable of ripping off the hindlimbs of its prey. The discovery also supports the theory that tyrannosaurs underwent a dietary shift as they matured, with young individuals feeding on smaller prey before transitioning to hunting larger animals as adults.