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Daily Life In Toronto, Canada
A Tyrannosaurus Rex claw (left) and a Tyrannosaurus Rex tooth (right) are displayed in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, on August 19, 2023. (Photo by Creative Touch Imaging Ltd./NurPhoto) -
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Daily Life In Toronto, Canada
A Tyrannosaurus Rex foot claw is displayed in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, on August 19, 2023. (Photo by Creative Touch Imaging Ltd./NurPhoto) -
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Daily Life In Toronto, Canada
A Tyrannosaurus Rex tooth is displayed in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, on August 19, 2023. (Photo by Creative Touch Imaging Ltd./NurPhoto) -
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Study finds new tyrannosaur species
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03/01/2024
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Pictures MUST credit: Dr Nick Longrich /University of Bath
A new dinosaur study claims small tyrannosaurs previous thought to be juvenile T.Rex specimens were actually a separate mini species.
Analysis of fossils shows the small tyrannosaur had narrower jaws, longer legs, and bigger arms than its giant rival.
The species, Nanotyrannus lancensis, was first named decades ago but later reinterpreted as a young T. Rex
The first skull of Nanotyrannus was found in Montana in the USA in 1942, but for decades, palaeontologists conflicted whether it was separate species, or simply a juvenile of the much larger T. rex.
Researchers Dr Nick Longrich, from the UK’s University of Bath and Dr Evan Saitta, from the University of Chicago in the USA re-analysed the fossils.
They looked at growth rings in the bones, which show development similar to growth rings in trees, the anatomy of Nanotyrannus, and a previously unrecognised fossil of a young T. rex.
OPS:Graph comparing growth curves of T. rex vs Nanotyrannus
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Study finds new tyrannosaur species
Ferrari Press Agency
T Rex 1
Ref 15433
03/01/2024
See Ferrari pictures
Pictures MUST credit: University of Bath
A new dinosaur study claims small tyrannosaurs previous thought to be juvenile T.Rex specimens were actually a separate mini species.
Analysis of fossils shows the small tyrannosaur had narrower jaws, longer legs, and bigger arms than its giant rival.
The species, Nanotyrannus lancensis, was first named decades ago but later reinterpreted as a young T. Rex
The first skull of Nanotyrannus was found in Montana in the USA in 1942, but for decades, palaeontologists conflicted whether it was separate species, or simply a juvenile of the much larger T. rex.
Researchers Dr Nick Longrich, from the UK’s University of Bath and Dr Evan Saitta, from the University of Chicago in the USA re-analysed the fossils.
They looked at growth rings in the bones, which show development similar to growth rings in trees, the anatomy of Nanotyrannus, and a previously unrecognised fossil of a young T. rex.
OPS:Comparison of T. rex and Nanotyrannus skulls
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Study finds new tyrannosaur species
Ferrari Press Agency
T Rex 1
Ref 15433
03/01/2024
See Ferrari pictures
Pictures MUST credit: Raul Martin/University of Bath
A new dinosaur study claims small tyrannosaurs previous thought to be juvenile T.Rex specimens were actually a separate mini species.
Analysis of fossils shows the small tyrannosaur had narrower jaws, longer legs, and bigger arms than its giant rival.
The species, Nanotyrannus lancensis, was first named decades ago but later reinterpreted as a young T. Rex
The first skull of Nanotyrannus was found in Montana in the USA in 1942, but for decades, palaeontologists conflicted whether it was separate species, or simply a juvenile of the much larger T. rex.
Researchers Dr Nick Longrich, from the UK’s University of Bath and Dr Evan Saitta, from the University of Chicago in the USA re-analysed the fossils.
They looked at growth rings in the bones, which show development similar to growth rings in trees, the anatomy of Nanotyrannus, and a previously unrecognised fossil of a young T. rex.
OPS:Artist illustration of Nanotyrannus attacking a juvenile T. rex.
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FEATURE - Riesige Tyrannosaurus-Rex-Fussabdrücke an einem Strand in Wales für eine neue Doku-Serie
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Huge Tyrannosaurus rex footprints appeared on a beach in Wales to launch a new ground-breaking documentary series narrated by Sir David Attenborough, Prehistoric Planet, celebrating the unearthed fact that these giants of the prehistoric world could swim. New episodes premiere every day this week (23rd-27th May) exclusively on Apple TV+. For immediate release, Monday 23rd May 2022
Apple TV+ Prehistoric Planet, Pembrokeshire, Wales, UK - 23 May 2022
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FEATURE - Riesige Tyrannosaurus-Rex-Fussabdrücke an einem Strand in Wales für eine neue Doku-Serie
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Mandatory Credit: Photo by Dave Phillips/PinPep/Shutterstock (12951621q)
Huge Tyrannosaurus rex footprints appeared on a beach in Wales to launch a new ground-breaking documentary series narrated by Sir David Attenborough, Prehistoric Planet, celebrating the unearthed fact that these giants of the prehistoric world could swim. New episodes premiere every day this week (23rd-27th May) exclusively on Apple TV+. For immediate release, Monday 23rd May 2022
Apple TV+ Prehistoric Planet, Pembrokeshire, Wales, UK - 23 May 2022
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FEATURE - Riesige Tyrannosaurus-Rex-Fussabdrücke an einem Strand in Wales für eine neue Doku-Serie
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Mandatory Credit: Photo by Dave Phillips/PinPep/Shutterstock (12951621p)
Huge Tyrannosaurus rex footprints appeared on a beach in Wales to launch a new ground-breaking documentary series narrated by Sir David Attenborough, Prehistoric Planet, celebrating the unearthed fact that these giants of the prehistoric world could swim. New episodes premiere every day this week (23rd-27th May) exclusively on Apple TV+. For immediate release, Monday 23rd May 2022
Apple TV+ Prehistoric Planet, Pembrokeshire, Wales, UK - 23 May 2022
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FEATURE - Riesige Tyrannosaurus-Rex-Fussabdrücke an einem Strand in Wales für eine neue Doku-Serie
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Mandatory Credit: Photo by Dave Phillips/PinPep/Shutterstock (12951621b)
Huge Tyrannosaurus rex footprints appeared on a beach in Wales to launch a new ground-breaking documentary series narrated by Sir David Attenborough, Prehistoric Planet, celebrating the unearthed fact that these giants of the prehistoric world could swim. New episodes premiere every day this week (23rd-27th May) exclusively on Apple TV+. For immediate release, Monday 23rd May 2022
Apple TV+ Prehistoric Planet, Pembrokeshire, Wales, UK - 23 May 2022
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FEATURE - Riesige Tyrannosaurus-Rex-Fussabdrücke an einem Strand in Wales für eine neue Doku-Serie
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Mandatory Credit: Photo by Dave Phillips/PinPep/Shutterstock (12951621c)
Huge Tyrannosaurus rex footprints appeared on a beach in Wales to launch a new ground-breaking documentary series narrated by Sir David Attenborough, Prehistoric Planet, celebrating the unearthed fact that these giants of the prehistoric world could swim. New episodes premiere every day this week (23rd-27th May) exclusively on Apple TV+. For immediate release, Monday 23rd May 2022
Apple TV+ Prehistoric Planet, Pembrokeshire, Wales, UK - 23 May 2022
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FEATURE - Riesige Tyrannosaurus-Rex-Fussabdrücke an einem Strand in Wales für eine neue Doku-Serie
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Mandatory Credit: Photo by Dave Phillips/PinPep/Shutterstock (12951621j)
Huge Tyrannosaurus rex footprints appeared on a beach in Wales to launch a new ground-breaking documentary series narrated by Sir David Attenborough, Prehistoric Planet, celebrating the unearthed fact that these giants of the prehistoric world could swim. New episodes premiere every day this week (23rd-27th May) exclusively on Apple TV+. For immediate release, Monday 23rd May 2022
Apple TV+ Prehistoric Planet, Pembrokeshire, Wales, UK - 23 May 2022
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FEATURE - Riesige Tyrannosaurus-Rex-Fussabdrücke an einem Strand in Wales für eine neue Doku-Serie
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Mandatory Credit: Photo by Dave Phillips/PinPep/Shutterstock (12951621f)
Huge Tyrannosaurus rex footprints appeared on a beach in Wales to launch a new ground-breaking documentary series narrated by Sir David Attenborough, Prehistoric Planet, celebrating the unearthed fact that these giants of the prehistoric world could swim. New episodes premiere every day this week (23rd-27th May) exclusively on Apple TV+. For immediate release, Monday 23rd May 2022
Apple TV+ Prehistoric Planet, Pembrokeshire, Wales, UK - 23 May 2022
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FEATURE - Riesige Tyrannosaurus-Rex-Fussabdrücke an einem Strand in Wales für eine neue Doku-Serie
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Mandatory Credit: Photo by Dave Phillips/PinPep/Shutterstock (12951621e)
Huge Tyrannosaurus rex footprints appeared on a beach in Wales to launch a new ground-breaking documentary series narrated by Sir David Attenborough, Prehistoric Planet, celebrating the unearthed fact that these giants of the prehistoric world could swim. New episodes premiere every day this week (23rd-27th May) exclusively on Apple TV+. For immediate release, Monday 23rd May 2022
Apple TV+ Prehistoric Planet, Pembrokeshire, Wales, UK - 23 May 2022
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FEATURE - Riesige Tyrannosaurus-Rex-Fussabdrücke an einem Strand in Wales für eine neue Doku-Serie
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Mandatory Credit: Photo by Dave Phillips/PinPep/Shutterstock (12951621g)
Huge Tyrannosaurus rex footprints appeared on a beach in Wales to launch a new ground-breaking documentary series narrated by Sir David Attenborough, Prehistoric Planet, celebrating the unearthed fact that these giants of the prehistoric world could swim. New episodes premiere every day this week (23rd-27th May) exclusively on Apple TV+. For immediate release, Monday 23rd May 2022
Apple TV+ Prehistoric Planet, Pembrokeshire, Wales, UK - 23 May 2022
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MARK BOLAN in T-Rex - UK rock musician about 1978. Photo Jeffrey Mayer
MARK BOLAN in T-Rex - UK rock musician about 1978. Photo Jeffrey Mayer/DALLE (FOTO: DUKAS/DALLE)
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MARK BOLAN in T-Rex - UK rock musician about 1978. Photo Jeffrey Mayer
MARK BOLAN in T-Rex - UK rock musician about 1978. Photo Jeffrey Mayer/DALLE (FOTO: DUKAS/DALLE)
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MARK BOLAN in T-Rex - UK rock musician about 1978. Photo Jeffrey Mayer
MARK BOLAN in T-Rex - UK rock musician about 1978. Photo Jeffrey Mayer/DALLE (FOTO: DUKAS/DALLE)
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MARK BOLAN in T-Rex - UK rock musician about 1978. Photo Jeffrey Mayer
MARK BOLAN in T-Rex - UK rock musician about 1978. Photo Jeffrey Mayer/DALLE (FOTO: DUKAS/DALLE)
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MARK BOLAN in T-Rex - UK rock musician about 1978. Photo Jeffrey Mayer
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MARK BOLAN in T-Rex - UK rock musician about 1978. Photo Jeffrey Mayer
MARK BOLAN in T-Rex - UK rock musician about 1978. Photo Jeffrey Mayer/DALLE (FOTO: DUKAS/DALLE)
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MARK BOLAN in T-Rex - UK rock musician about 1978. Photo Jeffrey Mayer
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MARK BOLAN in T-Rex - UK rock musician about 1978. Photo Jeffrey Mayer
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MARK BOLAN in T-Rex - UK rock musician about 1978. Photo Jeffrey Mayer
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MARK BOLAN in T-Rex - UK rock musician about 1978. Photo Jeffrey Mayer
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FEATURE - Ausstellung im Whipsnade Zoo
July 12, 2016 - Whipsnade, Bedfordshire, United Kingdom: A Lanner Falcon in front of one of its oldest ancestors, a model of the Tyrannosaurus rex, at the exhibit in Whipsnade zoo. (Max Nash / i-Images / Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) *** Local Caption *** 05542252
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FEATURE - Ausstellung im Whipsnade Zoo
July 12, 2016 - Whipsnade, Bedfordshire, United Kingdom: Becki, the bird team's leader, with a Lanner Falcon in front of one of its oldest ancestors, a model of the Tyrannosaurus rex, at the exhibit in Whipsnade zoo. (Max Nash / i-Images / Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) *** Local Caption *** 05542256
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FEATURE - Ausstellung im Whipsnade Zoo
July 12, 2016 - Whipsnade, Bedfordshire, United Kingdom: A Lanner Falcon in front of one of its oldest ancestors, a model of the Tyrannosaurus rex, at the exhibit in Whipsnade zoo. (Max Nash / i-Images / Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) *** Local Caption *** 05542257
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FEATURE - Ausstellung im Whipsnade Zoo
July 12, 2016 - Whipsnade, Bedfordshire, United Kingdom: A Lanner Falcon in front of one of its oldest ancestors, a model of the Tyrannosaurus rex, at the exhibit in Whipsnade zoo. (Max Nash / i-Images / Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) *** Local Caption *** 05542258
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FEATURE - Ausstellung im Whipsnade Zoo
July 12, 2016 - Whipsnade, Bedfordshire, United Kingdom: Becki, the bird team's leader, with a Lanner Falcon in front of one of its oldest ancestors, a model of the Tyrannosaurus rex, at the exhibit in Whipsnade zoo. (Max Nash / i-Images / Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) *** Local Caption *** 05542254
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FEATURE - Ausstellung im Whipsnade Zoo
July 12, 2016 - Whipsnade, Bedfordshire, United Kingdom: A Lanner Falcon tries to fly away from one of its oldest ancestors, a model of the Tyrannosaurus rex, at the exhibit in Whipsnade zoo. (Max Nash / i-Images / Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) *** Local Caption *** 05542255
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FEATURE - Ausstellung im Whipsnade Zoo
July 12, 2016 - Whipsnade, Bedfordshire, United Kingdom: Becki, the bird team's leader, with a Lanner Falcon in front of one of its oldest ancestors, a model of the Tyrannosaurus rex, at the exhibit in Whipsnade zoo. (Max Nash / i-Images / Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) *** Local Caption *** 05542253
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Full-size Tyrannosaurus Rex model transported through streets to promote T.Rex Autopsy TV show, London, Britain - 01 Jun 2015
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Scott Heavey/REX Shutterstock (4815068o)
The full-size Tyrannosaurus Rex model on the back of a lorry
Full-size Tyrannosaurus Rex model transported through streets to promote T.Rex Autopsy TV show, London, Britain - 01 Jun 2015
*Full story: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/qg6d
Londoners were amazed to see a 30 foot long T.rex today, strapped to a flatbed truck, apparently taking the final journey to its autopsy. Bearing a giant toe tag and only partially covered by blood-soaked sheets, the drooling prehistoric beast stunned and delighted thousands of witnesses as it took a scenic route through the busy streets from 7am this morning, with only rush hour standing between the dinosaur and its dissection. Causing intrigue from the streets of Brixton, through Central London and passing the Houses of Parliament, Trafalgar Square, London Bridge and Buckingham Palace along the way, the T. rex triggered mass speculation on social media all morning before National Geographic Channel revealed it was a stunt to promote the broadcast of two-hour special T. rex Autopsy this Sunday evening at 8pm.
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Full-size Tyrannosaurus Rex model transported through streets to promote T.Rex Autopsy TV show, London, Britain - 01 Jun 2015
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Scott Heavey/REX Shutterstock (4815068m)
Surprised commuters
Full-size Tyrannosaurus Rex model transported through streets to promote T.Rex Autopsy TV show, London, Britain - 01 Jun 2015
Commuters in London got a shock today when a full-size T.Rex was transported through the streets of the Capital. Bemused passers-by watched as the giant 30ft long model, which was partially covered by a blood stained operating sheet, was driven past landmarks such as the Big Ben and the London Eye. The prehistoric beast was promoting the broadcast of the two-hour special T.Rex Autopsy this Sunday on National Geographic Channel at 8pm. The show will quite literally 'go inside' a full-size T.Rex for the first time ever to reveal how the 65-mliion-year-old beast may have lived.
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Full-size Tyrannosaurus Rex model transported through streets to promote T.Rex Autopsy TV show, London, Britain - 01 Jun 2015
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Scott Heavey/REX Shutterstock (4815068l)
The full-size Tyrannosaurus Rex model on the back of a lorry
Full-size Tyrannosaurus Rex model transported through streets to promote T.Rex Autopsy TV show, London, Britain - 01 Jun 2015
Commuters in London got a shock today when a full-size T.Rex was transported through the streets of the Capital. Bemused passers-by watched as the giant 30ft long model, which was partially covered by a blood stained operating sheet, was driven past landmarks such as the Big Ben and the London Eye. The prehistoric beast was promoting the broadcast of the two-hour special T.Rex Autopsy this Sunday on National Geographic Channel at 8pm. The show will quite literally 'go inside' a full-size T.Rex for the first time ever to reveal how the 65-mliion-year-old beast may have lived.
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Full-size Tyrannosaurus Rex model transported through streets to promote T.Rex Autopsy TV show, London, Britain - 01 Jun 2015
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Scott Heavey/REX Shutterstock (4815068k)
The full-size Tyrannosaurus Rex model on the back of a lorry
Full-size Tyrannosaurus Rex model transported through streets to promote T.Rex Autopsy TV show, London, Britain - 01 Jun 2015
Commuters in London got a shock today when a full-size T.Rex was transported through the streets of the Capital. Bemused passers-by watched as the giant 30ft long model, which was partially covered by a blood stained operating sheet, was driven past landmarks such as the Big Ben and the London Eye. The prehistoric beast was promoting the broadcast of the two-hour special T.Rex Autopsy this Sunday on National Geographic Channel at 8pm. The show will quite literally 'go inside' a full-size T.Rex for the first time ever to reveal how the 65-mliion-year-old beast may have lived.
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Full-size Tyrannosaurus Rex model transported through streets to promote T.Rex Autopsy TV show, London, Britain - 01 Jun 2015
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Scott Heavey/REX Shutterstock (4815068j)
The full-size Tyrannosaurus Rex model on the back of a lorry
Full-size Tyrannosaurus Rex model transported through streets to promote T.Rex Autopsy TV show, London, Britain - 01 Jun 2015
Commuters in London got a shock today when a full-size T.Rex was transported through the streets of the Capital. Bemused passers-by watched as the giant 30ft long model, which was partially covered by a blood stained operating sheet, was driven past landmarks such as the Big Ben and the London Eye. The prehistoric beast was promoting the broadcast of the two-hour special T.Rex Autopsy this Sunday on National Geographic Channel at 8pm. The show will quite literally 'go inside' a full-size T.Rex for the first time ever to reveal how the 65-mliion-year-old beast may have lived.
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Full-size Tyrannosaurus Rex model transported through streets to promote T.Rex Autopsy TV show, London, Britain - 01 Jun 2015
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Scott Heavey/REX Shutterstock (4815068i)
The full-size Tyrannosaurus Rex model on the back of a lorry
Full-size Tyrannosaurus Rex model transported through streets to promote T.Rex Autopsy TV show, London, Britain - 01 Jun 2015
Commuters in London got a shock today when a full-size T.Rex was transported through the streets of the Capital. Bemused passers-by watched as the giant 30ft long model, which was partially covered by a blood stained operating sheet, was driven past landmarks such as the Big Ben and the London Eye. The prehistoric beast was promoting the broadcast of the two-hour special T.Rex Autopsy this Sunday on National Geographic Channel at 8pm. The show will quite literally 'go inside' a full-size T.Rex for the first time ever to reveal how the 65-mliion-year-old beast may have lived.
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Full-size Tyrannosaurus Rex model transported through streets to promote T.Rex Autopsy TV show, London, Britain - 01 Jun 2015
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Scott Heavey/REX Shutterstock (4815068h)
The full-size Tyrannosaurus Rex model on the back of a lorry
Full-size Tyrannosaurus Rex model transported through streets to promote T.Rex Autopsy TV show, London, Britain - 01 Jun 2015
Commuters in London got a shock today when a full-size T.Rex was transported through the streets of the Capital. Bemused passers-by watched as the giant 30ft long model, which was partially covered by a blood stained operating sheet, was driven past landmarks such as the Big Ben and the London Eye. The prehistoric beast was promoting the broadcast of the two-hour special T.Rex Autopsy this Sunday on National Geographic Channel at 8pm. The show will quite literally 'go inside' a full-size T.Rex for the first time ever to reveal how the 65-mliion-year-old beast may have lived.
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Full-size Tyrannosaurus Rex model transported through streets to promote T.Rex Autopsy TV show, London, Britain - 01 Jun 2015
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Scott Heavey/REX Shutterstock (4815068e)
The full-size Tyrannosaurus Rex model on the back of a lorry
Full-size Tyrannosaurus Rex model transported through streets to promote T.Rex Autopsy TV show, London, Britain - 01 Jun 2015
Commuters in London got a shock today when a full-size T.Rex was transported through the streets of the Capital. Bemused passers-by watched as the giant 30ft long model, which was partially covered by a blood stained operating sheet, was driven past landmarks such as the Big Ben and the London Eye. The prehistoric beast was promoting the broadcast of the two-hour special T.Rex Autopsy this Sunday on National Geographic Channel at 8pm. The show will quite literally 'go inside' a full-size T.Rex for the first time ever to reveal how the 65-mliion-year-old beast may have lived.
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Full-size Tyrannosaurus Rex model transported through streets to promote T.Rex Autopsy TV show, London, Britain - 01 Jun 2015
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Scott Heavey/REX Shutterstock (4815068d)
The full-size Tyrannosaurus Rex model on the back of a lorry
Full-size Tyrannosaurus Rex model transported through streets to promote T.Rex Autopsy TV show, London, Britain - 01 Jun 2015
Commuters in London got a shock today when a full-size T.Rex was transported through the streets of the Capital. Bemused passers-by watched as the giant 30ft long model, which was partially covered by a blood stained operating sheet, was driven past landmarks such as the Big Ben and the London Eye. The prehistoric beast was promoting the broadcast of the two-hour special T.Rex Autopsy this Sunday on National Geographic Channel at 8pm. The show will quite literally 'go inside' a full-size T.Rex for the first time ever to reveal how the 65-mliion-year-old beast may have lived.
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Full-size Tyrannosaurus Rex model transported through streets to promote T.Rex Autopsy TV show, London, Britain - 01 Jun 2015
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Scott Heavey/REX Shutterstock (4815068c)
The full-size Tyrannosaurus Rex model on the back of a lorry
Full-size Tyrannosaurus Rex model transported through streets to promote T.Rex Autopsy TV show, London, Britain - 01 Jun 2015
Commuters in London got a shock today when a full-size T.Rex was transported through the streets of the Capital. Bemused passers-by watched as the giant 30ft long model, which was partially covered by a blood stained operating sheet, was driven past landmarks such as the Big Ben and the London Eye. The prehistoric beast was promoting the broadcast of the two-hour special T.Rex Autopsy this Sunday on National Geographic Channel at 8pm. The show will quite literally 'go inside' a full-size T.Rex for the first time ever to reveal how the 65-mliion-year-old beast may have lived.
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Full-size Tyrannosaurus Rex model transported through streets to promote T.Rex Autopsy TV show, London, Britain - 01 Jun 2015
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Scott Heavey/REX Shutterstock (4815068b)
The full-size Tyrannosaurus Rex model on the back of a lorry
Full-size Tyrannosaurus Rex model transported through streets to promote T.Rex Autopsy TV show, London, Britain - 01 Jun 2015
Commuters in London got a shock today when a full-size T.Rex was transported through the streets of the Capital. Bemused passers-by watched as the giant 30ft long model, which was partially covered by a blood stained operating sheet, was driven past landmarks such as the Big Ben and the London Eye. The prehistoric beast was promoting the broadcast of the two-hour special T.Rex Autopsy this Sunday on National Geographic Channel at 8pm. The show will quite literally 'go inside' a full-size T.Rex for the first time ever to reveal how the 65-mliion-year-old beast may have lived.
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Full-size Tyrannosaurus Rex model transported through streets to promote T.Rex Autopsy TV show, London, Britain - 01 Jun 2015
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Scott Heavey/REX Shutterstock (4815068g)
The full-size Tyrannosaurus Rex model on the back of a lorry
Full-size Tyrannosaurus Rex model transported through streets to promote T.Rex Autopsy TV show, London, Britain - 01 Jun 2015
Commuters in London got a shock today when a full-size T.Rex was transported through the streets of the Capital. Bemused passers-by watched as the giant 30ft long model, which was partially covered by a blood stained operating sheet, was driven past landmarks such as the Big Ben and the London Eye. The prehistoric beast was promoting the broadcast of the two-hour special T.Rex Autopsy this Sunday on National Geographic Channel at 8pm. The show will quite literally 'go inside' a full-size T.Rex for the first time ever to reveal how the 65-mliion-year-old beast may have lived.
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Full-size Tyrannosaurus Rex model transported through streets to promote T.Rex Autopsy TV show, London, Britain - 01 Jun 2015
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Scott Heavey/REX Shutterstock (4815068f)
The full-size Tyrannosaurus Rex model on the back of a lorry
Full-size Tyrannosaurus Rex model transported through streets to promote T.Rex Autopsy TV show, London, Britain - 01 Jun 2015
Commuters in London got a shock today when a full-size T.Rex was transported through the streets of the Capital. Bemused passers-by watched as the giant 30ft long model, which was partially covered by a blood stained operating sheet, was driven past landmarks such as the Big Ben and the London Eye. The prehistoric beast was promoting the broadcast of the two-hour special T.Rex Autopsy this Sunday on National Geographic Channel at 8pm. The show will quite literally 'go inside' a full-size T.Rex for the first time ever to reveal how the 65-mliion-year-old beast may have lived.
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Full-size Tyrannosaurus Rex model transported through streets to promote T.Rex Autopsy TV show, London, Britain - 01 Jun 2015
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Scott Heavey/REX Shutterstock (4815068a)
The full-size Tyrannosaurus Rex model on the back of a lorry
Full-size Tyrannosaurus Rex model transported through streets to promote T.Rex Autopsy TV show, London, Britain - 01 Jun 2015
Commuters in London got a shock today when a full-size T.Rex was transported through the streets of the Capital. Bemused passers-by watched as the giant 30ft long model, which was partially covered by a blood stained operating sheet, was driven past landmarks such as the Big Ben and the London Eye. The prehistoric beast was promoting the broadcast of the two-hour special T.Rex Autopsy this Sunday on National Geographic Channel at 8pm. The show will quite literally 'go inside' a full-size T.Rex for the first time ever to reveal how the 65-mliion-year-old beast may have lived.
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Mandatory Credit: Photo by Novastock / Rex Features ( 1223850ab )
Tyrannosaurus rex, dinosaur.
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