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Can you not make a perfect 3D model by now and see how they would move? By enlarging the arms slightly you could at least test if that would tip the weight scal
by MrJagil 4y ago
Can you not make a perfect 3D model by now and see how they would move? By enlarging the arms slightly you could at least test if that would tip the weight scale. And it of course would be pretty cool to see.
- mkl 4y agoThere's way too much we don't know, like where exactly their muscles were, how strong/dense/fast their muscles were, the mass distribution of their internal organs, the elasticity of their tendons, how flexible their joints/spine/tail were in which directions, how elastic their skin was, the density/strength/flexibility of their bones, etc., etc. Pretty much all we have to go on is mineralised bones, which tell us quite a bit but leave out the large majority of information about them.