What does tyrannosaurus rex mean?

"Tyrannosaurus" originates from Greek, translating to "tyrant lizard," while "rex" is Latin for "king." Hence, T-rex was commonly referred to as the "King of the Tyrant Lizards."

Did tyrannosaurus rex lay eggs?

Despite diligent efforts, researchers have not definitively identified tyrannosaur eggs or hatchlings. However, the size of the newly discovered embryonic dinosaurs corresponds to the dimensions of previously unearthed large, elongated eggs studied by paleontologists.

The primary food source for T-Rex was likely large herbivores that coexisted with them, such as Triceratops, Edmontosaurus, and Ankylosaurus.

What did T-rex look like?

Tyrannosaurus dinosaur was a massive predator having gigantic head, powerful jaws lined with sharp teeth, tiny arms. They had bipedal walking and likely feathers on parts of their body.

How tall is a tyrannosaurus rex?

Drawing from fossil specimens, scientists have established that a T-rex could reach lengths of up to 40 feet and stand as tall as 12 feet.

Where did the t-rex live?

T-rex dinosaur inhabited regions exclusively within North America and Asia. Fossil records indicate its presence in what is presently known as Montana and Wyoming.