T-REX SKELETON Wine Glass

The arms of Tyrannosaurus rex were relatively small compared to the rest of its body, with arms only about 3 feet long. Despite their small size, T-rex arms were incredibly strong, capable of lifting up to 430 pounds, which is surprising given their seemingly limited range of motion. The function of these short arms remains a topic of debate among scientists, with theories ranging from aiding in mating rituals to helping the T-rex push itself up from a prone position.