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rex, which not only would have sounded much different, but likely didn't roar anywhere near as much as the movie makes out. Since most of the sound-making parts of a dinosaur's body were made up ...

The Field Museum’s Sue the T. rex, a 67-million-year-old fossil of a Tyrannosaurus rex, has drawn thousands of visitors since ...

3.T-Rex had exceptionally good eyesight ... Some scientists believe they were a swimming dinosaur. 23.Dinosaurs didn't roar at their food. Universal Pictures / Via youtube.com "Just think ...

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However, not all scientists are digging the revelations. One dinosaur expert told Live Science he thinks the claim of making T. rex leather is “misleading” and “what this company is doing ...

including a “roar mixer” area where people can blend animal sounds to hear how the dinosaur might have sounded. A shadow theater projected on the floor will show a T. rex skeleton coming to life.

However, dinosaur experts told Live Science that making real T. rex leather would require DNA from the extinct predator, and there isn't any. Furthermore, paleontologists have only found T.