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45 Earth: The Making of a Planet (2010).

34 T-Rex: New Science, New Beast (2006).

31 The Truth About Killer Dinosaurs (2005).

27 When Dinosaurs Roamed America (2001).

22 T-Rex: Back to the Cretaceous (1998).

18 Josh Kirby Time Warrior Chapters 1 & 2.

rex", however, a second species has possibly been teased and will be published soon. There is no direct evidence of whether this species had feathers or not, but it is considered extremely likely.Ĭurrently, only one species resides in this genus, " T. Skin impressions of the animal indicate that it was covered in tiny scales, which in life would've given it a very smooth, leathery skin texture. Similarly, the skin texture of its "eyebrows" and "cheekbones" indicate that it had miniature horns or "hornletts" present over there.

Its skull has several small depressions scattered around the snout which indicate the presence of large scales. Although they are generally seen as vestigial, they were well-muscled and capable of lifting things that would be too heavy for a person.

They were reduced in size, relative to body size, to reduce the amount of weight that would be present on the front half of the body, so that the animal could bear its distinctive, large skull. One of the trademark features of this animal is the presence of two fingers on each hand. It bore relatively huge jaws, adapted specifically for a strong bite force, capable of bursting large, thick bones into pieces. It's a species that has become a symbolic representative of the primordial world it ruled, being present everywhere in pop-culture, thus holding tremendous cultural significance as one of the most well-known extinct species. It showed amazing adaptations and anatomical dynamics among Dinosauria, which makes it recognizable as the undisputed "King of the Dinosaurs", and adds massively to its status as one of the best-known dinosaurs in human history. rex" or (incorrectly) "T-rex", was one of the most versatile predators known to man. Tyrannosaurus rex, or more commonly known as the " T.