DEADLY DINOSAUR DISEASES.

This article explores the diseases that affected dinosaurs during the Mesozoic era. While it is difficult to diagnose illnesses in dinosaurs due to the lack of preserved soft tissue, modern technology such as CT scans is helping researchers uncover clues. By comparing these scans with human medical records and studying diseases in modern reptiles and birds, scientists are gaining a better understanding of dinosaur biology and behavior. The article also highlights specific cases of diseases found in dinosaur fossils, including cancer, respiratory infections, and bone diseases. Additionally, it mentions that the T. rex may have suffered from an infectious disease called trichomonosis, which could have been spread through fighting or prey. Overall, studying dinosaur diseases provides valuable insights into the ancient world and the similarities between dinosaurs and modern animals. [Extracted from the article]