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Embedded T. rex tooth in fossil skull reveals 66-million-year-old predator encounter

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A remarkable fossil discovery has uncovered a T. rex tooth lodged inside an Edmontosaurus skull, dating back approximately 66 million years. The embedded tooth provides direct physical evidence of an encounter between the two dinosaur species. Researchers say the find confirms T. rex involvement, though it remains unclear whether the herbivore was actively hunted or scavenged after death. The discovery is considered significant in helping scientists better understand the predatory behavior and feeding habits of Tyrannosaurus rex.

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