We have to end the week with a shoutout to one extremely brave seagull in western Germany who was photographed yesterday ...

The T-Rex actually stood more like this, with its spine parallel to the ground and its tail serving as a counterbalance to ...

A Tyrannosaurus rex skull unearthed in South Dakota is expected ... according to Cassandra Hatton, Sotheby's head of science and popular culture. She called the area "the world capital for T.

An artist's impression of a Tyrannosaurus Rex. A new study has reported that ... rex that ever lived likely measured some 49 feet from head to tail—compared to the longest-known fossilized ...

rex has been the single species of the genus Tyrannosaurus recognized since the ... included all the carnivorous dinosaurs, had a massive head and tremendous bite strength, walked on two strong ...

Three North Dakota boys made the extraordinary discovery of a highly rare Tyrannosaurus rex fossil that could change ... which is known for its peculiar head shape. “I went up to a ledge with ...

In a ferocious duel of the dinosaurs—Tyrannosaurus rex vs ... their last shared ancestor].” T. rex and Giganotosaurus can be described as “head hunter theropods,” Schroeder says.

Witton suggested that the general look of a Tyrannosaurus Rex in the wild would be like if a komodo dragon had a 5-foot head. “I suspect [these researchers] are right, and that tyrannosaurs ...

The tyrannosaurus rex is already considered one of the most ... With its huge teeth-packed head, long tail and scrawny arms, the t-rex has become one of the most iconic dinosaurs since the term ...

(Credit: Andrej Antic/shutterstock) Paleontologists know a lot about Tyrannosaurus rex from the abundance of fossilized specimens ... They also know that the species had a huge head, almost 5 feet ...

NEW YORK (AP) — A Tyrannosaurus rex skull unearthed in South Dakota is ... according to Cassandra Hatton, Sotheby’s head of science and popular culture. She called the area “the world ...

with its spine parallel to the ground and its tail serving as a counterbalance to its head: Source: Field Museum The above photo is of "Sue," the most complete Tyrannosaurus Rex skeleton ever ...