Nice info!

Nice info!

All evidence points to adults also having feathers, but otherwise good

also... at least one specimen from Canada, north of the Dakotas.

also... at least one specimen from Canada, north of the Dakotas.

All evidence points to adults also having feathers, but otherwise good

All evidence points to adults also having feathers, but otherwise good

Actually there is no information about that. It is just spectulation

Thanks for sharing! Awesome!

I found the growth chart to be very interesting.

Thanks for sharing! Awesome!

I found the growth chart to be very interesting.

Very interesting growth chart similar to some breeds of dog.

If you look at the facial expression it looks a bit fed up Ha Ha (maybe because its extinct)

Regards

Mike

I thought Tyrannosaurus adults couldn't run fast because of their ankle bones.

2 hours ago, Bringing Fossils to Life said:

I thought Tyrannosaurus adults couldn't run fast because of their ankle bones.

@Bringing Fossils to Life this post is 7 years old, hasn’t had a post in as many years, and I was an actual child when I wrote it  

I see.

@Bringing Fossils to Life and if this further clarifies it, the new research on the slowness of a Tyrannosaurus Rex came out years after I had written this article. 

You’re welcome to read about it here:
https://www.nationalgeographic.com/science/article/tyrannosaur-trex-running-speed

That's what I had read!