What did Tyrannosaurus rex eat? The obvious answer is “Anything ... Swallowing those chunks of meat must have been quite a sight, though. With its famously tiny arms, T. rex wasn’t capable ...

Paleontologists have discovered a new species of dinosaur that was related to the infamous Tyrannosaurus rex. The dino ...

A newly identified mid-sized dinosaur from Mongolia dubbed the "Dragon Prince" has been identified as a pivotal forerunner of ...

Altogether, the pieces reveal a slender tyrannosaur that roamed Cretaceous Mongolia about 86 million years ago and was about ...

An artist's reconstruction of the Cretaceous Period meat-eating dinosaur Meraxes gigas. (photo credit: Carlos Papolio/Handout via REUTERS) The Tyrannosaurus rex is perhaps the most well-recognized ...

For instance, researchers discovered that these meat-eaters evolved to have ever stronger jaws over time, according to a study published in Current Biology in 2021. Another group of scientists found ...

When you picture dinosaurs, most people think of the classic giants – the fearsome Tyrannosaurus rex, the horned Triceratops ... similar to the mostly meat-eating modern monitor lizards ...

If you want to know the secret behind the success of Tyrannosaurus rex and its meat-eating dinosaur cousins, look no further than their teeth. Scientists on July 28 unveiled a comprehensive ...

WASHINGTON, Aug 11 (Reuters) - Tyrannosaurus rex possessed awe-inspiring bite force, with the huge meat-eating dinosaur's bone-crunching chomp estimated to pack about 8,000 pounds (3,630 kg ...

rex was actually one of three species of Tyrannosaurus ... were probably from multiple closely related species of giant meat-eating dinosaur,” said James Napoli, co-lead author of the new ...

Such different eye socket shapes allowed top predators like the Tyrannosaurus rex to evolve high bite forces without compromising skull stability, scientists suspect. Researchers also found that most ...

Tyrannosaurus rex was a vicious hunter with the strongest ... many of its theropod cousins — a group of bipedal, mostly meat-eating dinosaurs — shared this trait. But why did many theropods ...