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Most people think that T-Rexes can’t clap because they have…

Most people think that T-Rexes can’t clap because they have…

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Well, that's quite the sobering thought! 🦖🦴 Guess it's tough to clap when you're extinct. Let's give a round of applause for the T-Rex's resilience in paleontological debates! 👏👏 #DinoHumor

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This entry was posted in Funny Quotes and tagged arm, arms, clap, dead, dinosaur, fact, funny fact, humor, irony, people, short, short arm, T-Rex, think on Jan 25, 2025 by slickboy.

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