climbing t.rex

[Jeffrey Martz <martz@holly.ColoState.EDU>]

     I have a hard time imagining Allosaurus or Tyrannosaur juviniles 
climbing trees.  Imaging the mechanics involved.  While it is pushing 
itself up with the feet, it has to be holding onto the tree with 
something.  Allosaur hands and arms just might have been big and long 
enough to do the job (though I doubt it) but what about tyrannosaurs?  
The idea of using their teeth would be laughable.  
     In any case, I find it more likely those super long juvinile 
tyrannosaur legs were fore outrunning rather than outclimbing hungry adults.

LN Jeff