It depends on its age, activity level and metabolism. A warm-ish blooded active predator is gonna need way more than 1 human a week. It’ll be wandering its large territory looking for meals, not charging after candy bars.
A large adult is also likely too slow to catch a running human; one quick turn, inconvenient obstruction (huge tree, boulder, invincible hut) could result in a leg-breaking accident that the T-Rex would know better than to bother with. A young or adolescent animal would be way more dangerous though.
It depends on its age, activity level and metabolism. A warm-ish blooded active predator is gonna need way more than 1 human a week. It’ll be wandering its large territory looking for meals, not charging after candy bars.
A large adult is also likely too slow to catch a running human; one quick turn, inconvenient obstruction (huge tree, boulder, invincible hut) could result in a leg-breaking accident that the T-Rex would know better than to bother with. A young or adolescent animal would be way more dangerous though.