SCIENCE New dinosaur species similar to T. rex found in Asia: 'One of the most significant' discoveries Alpkarakush kyrgyzicus is the first theropod dinosaur to be found in Kyrgyzstan ...

The upcoming film, titled “T. Rex,” is set to debut on June 21. Photo by Andy Wood “I went up to a ledge with my dad and then he and I spotted the bones,” Liam, 9, told The Post.

The new dino has some similarities with the T. rex that would eventually replace it as the apex predator of the Late Cretaceous. It was bipedal, had tiny arms, and was a ferocious carnivore with ...

Paleontologists in Argentina have discovered a new species of dinosaur, with disproportionately short arms like those of Tyrannosaurus rex. A fossil of Meraxes gigas, as the new dinosaur has been ...

T. rex is the deadliest land predator ever to live, and there has long been a fascination with the dinosaur that has been extinct for about 66 million years. Khankhuuluu, a newly discovered ...

Dubbed Shen, meaning god-like, it will be on display for three days before being shipped to Hong Kong to be sold in November. "None of the 20 T. rex that exist in the world is owned by either an ...

In the study, they found that this dinosaur was not T. rex after all but a never-before-seen sister species, Tyrannosaurus mcraeensis. This species was older and perhaps even larger than the T. rex.

Companies claim that Tyrannosaurus rex leather could soon be entering the luxury fashion market, but dinosaur researchers say you can't make genuine T. rex skin.

Spinosaurus, the largest predatory dinosaur that sported a massive sail on its back, would have made for a very slow and awkward swimmer, according to new research.

The newly identified tyrannosaur is said to predate the T. rex by about 6 to 7 million years, and rivals it in size at about 40 feet long. T. mcraeensis adds new questions to the ongoing debate ...

In comparison, an adult T-Rex could weigh up to 17,600 pounds and towered 30 feet above the ground. But Nanotyrannus and the T-Rex may not have just differed in size.

Now, an interdisciplinary scientific team has published a study in rebuttal, questioning Herculano-Houzel's methodology and challenging her appraisal of the smarts of T. rex and other big dinosaur ...