You're first taken aback by its size; this is a 1:12 scale model of a real T-Rex ... the American Museum of Natural History, ...

The next time you visit the Red Cliffs Mall in St. George, you may come across something unique: A giant, 3D-printed T. rex skeleton. The skeleton, created by ...

But for their assessment of T. rex’s bite, published in Biology Letters, they constructed a three-dimensional digital model of the animal’s skull and reconstructed the relevant jaw musculature ...

the skull was uncovered in Harding County, where Tyrannosaurus rex skeletons Sue and Stan were previously located, according to the AP. Hatton said the area is "the world capital for T.

Although T. rex is a household name, what we know about this tyrannosaur is constantly evolving. Improved technologies, such as biomechanical modeling and x-ray imaging, have allowed scientists to ...

Nearly all the skull’s jaws and teeth have been preserved. Fossilized dinosaur bones began being sold at private auctions about 25 years ago, when the first T. Rex was sold for more than $8 million.

In a new study published in the journal The Anatomical Record, researchers found that the T. rex had a rigid skull, like those of modern-day crocodiles and hyenas, rather than a flexible one like ...

First, you build the black stand upon which the model sits. Then, you build the T-Rex's backbone and attach ... allowing the massive skeleton to stand on its own. Of course, anyone could have ...