Comments by "Mat Broomfield" (@matbroomfield) on "Paleo Profile - Titanoboa" video.

Boa's don't strangle their prey and titanoboa would not have had to wrap around a T Rex's neck. Boa's constrict their prey preventing them from inhaling - asphyxiation. Strangling is a totally different type of air deprivation; one squeezes the throat, the other the lungs. Do we know that a t rex can get its head to floor quickly? Sure, it can eat fallen prey, but against an opponent that is winding around its body quickly, would it be able to attack? Also, I hate when people say "such and such an animal grew to at least so and so feet". It's nonsense. Their minimum feet was zero. What you surely mean is "The adult average was probably xx feet or more".
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