Gigantic predators like Spinosaurus had size and strength that outmatched the T-Rex in many battles, ruling the rivers and swamps with their powerful bite and sharp claws.
Giganotosaurus, a fierce carnivore, was even bigger than T-Rex. It hunted in packs, using speed and sharp teeth to take down massive prey, proving itself a deadly predator.
The mighty Carcharodontosaurus had long serrated teeth, slicing through flesh with ease. It was larger than the T-Rex and ruled its territory without challenge.
Sarcosuchus, a massive crocodile, lurked in ancient waters, ambushing even the deadliest predators, including the T-Rex, with its bone-crushing bite and stealth.
Deinosuchus, another giant croc, hunted dinosaurs along riverbanks. Its powerful jaws and patience made it a nightmare for even the mightiest land predators.
Titanoboa, the biggest snake ever, coiled around its prey, suffocating creatures larger than T-Rex. In swampy lands, this serpent was the ultimate predator.
Mapusaurus, hunting in groups, had razor-sharp teeth and enough speed to bring down giant prey. Even a lone T-Rex wouldn't stand a chance against a pack.