Tyrannosaurus Rex

The T. rex skull is a load-bearing structure built to survive extreme forces. Fused bones and thickened struts turned the skull into a shock-resistant frame capable of transmitting massive bite forces without failure. Its teeth were not slicing tools but structural spikes meant to punch through bone and withstand torsion. Large openings reduced weight while preserving strength, and forward-facing eyes provided depth perception for precise targeting. The skull represents peak optimization for destructive feeding rather than speed or finesse.