In contrast to other creatures, T-rex dinosaurs are shown in a number of films and television series to be intelligent and perceptive. Some movies claimed that these dinosaurs were even more intelligent than us. A recent study shows that the information we had previously considered to be untrue was incorrect, despite several scientists having previously validated the theorys veracity. In a recent study, scientists asserted that T. rex dinosaur intelligence was on par with that of modern crocodiles and lizards. A group of scientists from various colleges reexamined the brains dimensions and composition.T rex are smarter!The research showed that the dinosaurs behaved similarly to the lizards and reptiles of today. An earlier study from 2023 asserted that dinosaurs with exceptionally high neuron counts, like T. rex, existed. In contrast to the findings of last years study, Darren Naish and his colleagues new research indicates that dinosaur intelligence was on par with that of modern large crocodiles. Naish works at the School of Biological Sciences, University of Southampton.According to Hady George of the University of Bristol, a number of characteristics, including the size of the brain and the composition of the fossil footprints, can be used to estimate the intelligence of extinct species, such as T-rex dinosaurs. The size of the creatures brain, particularly its forebrain, was exaggerated earlier, the research team discovered. This caused the neuron counts to be calculated incorrectly. Furthermore, the researchers found that IQ level is not accurately determined by the number of neurons. They stated that elements such as skeletal morphology, bone histology, the behavior of living relatives, and trace fossils should be investigated in order to accurately ascertain the biology of the extinct species.Dr. Caspers studies brakes it downThe studys co-author, Dr. Kai Caspar of Heinrich Heine University, noted that the reconstruction of neurons from endocasts is not a perfect indicator of the dinosaurs level of intelligence. Numerous discussions have been triggered by this new work in the field of biological science. Neuron counts are not a good indicator of cognitive performance, according to Dr. Ornella Bertrand, another researcher who worked on the project. Making use of this could result in extremely false interpretations.
