The Ultimate Predator: T.rex

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Daspletosaurus , real specimen

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And finally the star of the show... Tyrannosaurus rex. (Made to show you what the skeleton above may have looked like). 

 

Close up to see the detail in this dinosaur along with pic at a distance  to compare the size of this massive brute to people. 

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Can’t forget the little ones...

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25 minutes ago, Dinoguy89 said:

Gutted I didn't get to do this when I was here. I missed the last slot as we had to head back for something else. Looks great and seems like you had a great time. Thanks for sharing

Happy to help out . It was very cool!

[Tidgy's Dad]

Amazing. 

Thank you for taking us along on this wonderful journey with you.

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2 minutes ago, Tidgy's Dad said:

Amazing. 

Thank you for taking us along on this wonderful journey with you.

I’m very glad you enjoyed it Adam

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Any questions regarding which specimens are real vs replicas feel free to ask me. 

[Randyw]

Excellent pictures! And very informative. Almost Makes me feel like I was there.

thanks for sharing!

[FossilNerd]

Quite the visual journey! Thanks for sharing.  

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@Randyw @FossilNerd Really happy you guys enjoyed it!

[Ludwigia]

Thanks for sharing this educational exhibition with us.

[Troodon]

Nice exhibit thanks for sharing,  great photos. Pretty educational for visitors, looks like they did a nice job.. Happy to see that they at least acknowledged the existence of a possible Nanotyrannus which says alot.  Definite must visit exhibit which was not there the last time I was there.

[TyBoy]

Very nice tour thanks, need to go.

[dinosaur man]

Thanks for sharing i love Tyrannosaurs!!

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2 hours ago, Troodon said:

Nice exhibit thanks for sharing,  great photos. Pretty educational for visitors, looks like they did a nice job.. Happy to see that they at least acknowledged the existence of a possible Nanotyrannus which says alot.  Definite must visit exhibit which was not there the last time I was there.

It was very informative. What’s funny is I had a mini debate regarding the nano issue with a lady who was working the exhibit, as she believes nano is rex. We both had a good laugh but I was surprised nonetheless. Oh well. 

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18 hours ago, Masp said:

I was wondering if there would be any Alioramus fossils on display! Thank you for these excellent photos!

[Troodon]

Everyone always asks why are T-rex teeth and bones so expensive.  Well it's not rarity but wonderful exhibits like this one and the one at the Field Museum that bring in the crowds and glamorize "the ultimate predator".