I personally would like to had both style with lips and without lips, like the Crocs, since in theory they should have Lips or some other lizards , but not all of them had lips
I think my favorite part of this is the attention to detail. A Tyrannosaurus that big is bound to also be quite old, and the claws on its feet are likely not as sharp as they use to be.
If my understanding is correct, the oldest T Rexes they found before Sue were all between 12 and 18 years old. Sue was 35? if I recall correctly, and she definitely had signs of age and a rough life. She was also the largest at the time.
Might be one of the most accurate models out there…but man imagine seeing that thing in the flesh. So hard to believe they walked where we walk (not literally but you know what I mean)
I still want to see a movie with accurate dinosaurs and their more accurate sounds they (most likely) made. The T-rex with its closed mouth vocalization would be something straight out of a horror movie
@@Manicthecreator those are outliers, hadrosaur growth is unique among Dinosauria They mature quite early but some have the potential of keep growing which results in the outliers we have, none the less the edmontosaurus only weighed on 5.7 ton on average with our smallest specimen being 2 tons while the largest 13 tons
Too bad they’d prolly make it slow asf nd for some reason smaller than the official Rex. We need a true Rex in the game. But we are getting around 5-7 new Rex mods actually. 2 of them look better than any Rex in the game rn. However, this model in the vid would make it the most perfect Rex mod ever.
@@LeCumminzdo you know how to access some of their trello content, I forgot some of them, cause I’m gonna add a large one to my server instead of the PT one when it’s possible.
@@DeywanLigma nah I don’t. I jus watch mod news videos on here for upcoming mods. If u do end up replacing the PT Rex, there’s the AGC Rex, the JFD Rex or Project Hell Creek Rex. Those 3 new Rex mods are the best nd most promising ones. Look them up to see what I mean.
@@MrAbominable149 definitely. Would prolly be my favorite. It’d have to be an op powerhouse tho if they were to make it to the game. On some Edmontosaurus level tanky or at least somewhat close.
If Osborn could watch this video, he would be amazed by this beautiful 3D model. ps. Henry F. Osborn coined the name "Tyrannosaurus rex" in 1905. #HenryFOsborn #Sue #Scotty
@@rodrigoestebanquierofiguer9658 A trex weighing 12 tons has already been discovered, so when we think about the possibility of fossilizing the largest trex ever and finding it, there are definitely larger ones.
@@oox5769Cope hasn’t gotten a proper description yet, these estimates are just hearsay. Also the 15 meter size estimates weren’t based on any actual remains, the researchers who did the study said so
Hoooly... I have a lot of rex models that I really enjoy, with Cretaceous Calamity being my favorite in gaming. This just took the number 1 spot. The mass, the huge neck and jaw musculature, the big bear-like muzzle, the cornified skin on the top of its face with the large scales around the lips... It’s perfect. It looks like a battle-worn, 2-legged drake that I could picture in a show like GOT.
All that's missing are some battle scars. Given that they fought with each other and hunted dangerous prey, a rex that old would definitely be tattooed with bite marks, cuts, and scaring.
(Yay I'm the 100th like!) This is absolutely beautiful looking. Imagine something like that curiously stumbling upon you... hopefully not the other way around.....
fun fact! the largest tyrannosaurus was actually scotty the tyrannosaurus, and he was the largest to ever exist. he grew to be 43.7 ft. long, 8,870 kilos (19,555 pnds) and he was larger than giganotosaurus. scotty was truly a "tyrant king"
Wow! I would absolutely love this in a 1/35 scale figure. I haven't yet gotten PNSO's Cameron T.rex. But this one would blow PNSO's out of the water! Only thing different is I'd want it scaled down a to the size of the largest Rex of today, Scotty, which was 12.8 meters or 42 feet long.
Cope was bigger, and it's been estimated that most dinosaurs grew to significantly larger sizes than anything we have specimens for since fossilization biases against larger specimens, as it would require even rarer circumstances to occur in covering their bones with mud at the bottom of a river.
@@mikerude5073 Just got finished reading up on Cope. Wow, fascinating! They also mentioned another T. rex discovered by Steve Clawson named "Bertha" that could be even bigger and a paper about it will be released later this year!
@GuyOfTheSillyVariety Wrong, they have quite a bit of material of Cope and pretty much every bone track as significantly bigger than Sue or Scotty. Vividen is helping work on it atm with the paper hopefully releasing this year. But it was indeed bigger and noticeably so.
i love how nature just hit a blunt and said "WHAT IF WE MADE THE FUCKING PERFECT PREDATOR THAT IS FAST ENOUGH TO CATCH EVERYTHING AROUND IT AND STRONG ENOUGH TO KILL IT"
@@MAKATOONYbro Edmontosaurus used to have a thin crown like bone on their head while shatungosaurus didn't. This guy's head is plain like shatungosaurus.
@@caius9971 Edmontosaurus annectens had very tiny or no dorsal spines on neck but this guy has larger dorsal spines on neck similar to shatungosaurus. Even if it's neither Edmontosaurus annectens nor shatungosaurus it can be some other dino hardosaur category.
Very realistic trex! The edmontosaurus getting eaten looks good except for the lack of cheeks. Ornithischians like edmontosaurus literally had a cheek bone like ridge in the upper mandible, giving space for mastication. Hard to do mastication without cheeks. Makes the tooth battery redundant. Trex had lips: good. But ornithiscians have cheeks! We literally have a fossilized ankylosaurid cheek. Even birds have remnants of a cheek in the posterior of their mandible, and birds don't even masticate!
What is it based off? Is it based of the recent largest possible Rex estimation? Cause I know we don’t actually have a specimen for that but it’s what scientists think the largest Rexes would be
This is the best and most reasonable representation of a REX I have ever seen. The only thing it may or may not be lacking is some feathers. Great job!
It's his intestines , which are surrounded by a tissue I don't know the name of, but it basically holds them together like a bag. If you've watched videos of lions or other African predators hunting, and when they gut an animal, and it's intestines come out, the guts are surrounded by something similar.
Rex specifically, who knows. More likely on the babies, on adult maybe not, at best as much as on an elephant, is the general thought I've seen up to now. There's a few colder climate living tyrannosaurids that were still pretty big, not as big as Rexy, but they do have fossils with full feather impressions all around the body, like Yutyrannus for example.
The plumage part is debatable. There hasn’t been any evidence for a massive predator like tyrannosaurus, but it has been found on tyrannosauroidea, a distant group from tyrannosauridae and tyrannosaurinae. But a bit of plumage wouldn’t be too out of the water, just not covered head to toe like a chicken, otherwise it would overheat
Babies have feathers, but adults lose them. At best, it might be like little quill/hair-like feathers. Regardless, nobody knows. If you want a Rex to have feathers, cool.
It’s not too out of the water. Tyrannosaurus rex is indeed a coelurosaur, And coelurosaurs, unlike carnosaurs, were covered in plumage, yet tyrannosauridae and tyrannosaurinae have not been found with feathers, so a slight bit of plumage wouldn’t be out of the water. The main thing is “we don’t know.” Nothing in paleontology we are 100 percent sure.
Bigger. Much bigger. This is not a specimen we have bones of it's the theoretical maximum size for a T.Rex, it is 15 meters long, a specimen like this would have been multiple tons heavier than even E.D. Cope.
Not bad. Why go to a lizard for lips when this is a coelurosaur archosaur? And it looks like somebody is copying the lower jaw of a green iguana. Doesn't make a damn bit of sense.
@Beholder-q9b I am supposing you are talking about me and I thank you for the compliment! By the way, you can get up off of your butt and look up this stuff I am talking about. THEN COME BACK AND SAY SOMETHING!!!!!! I am not going to do all of your research for you. If you don't believe me look it up! If you don't want to look it up and if you don't want to do the research then as far as anything I say goes keep your mouth shut.
@Beholder-q9b Tyrannosaurus Rex is a coelurosaurian ARCHOSAUR. Lizards are lepidosaurs. Why go to an extremely different animal to design something? Why go to an animal that lives a very different lifestyle to design something? I have noticed over the years a fair number of paleo artists who put mammal style musculature on the lower legs of theropods. I think that is very wrong. Can you figure out why?
@@BryanJRiolo-q5hKeep my mouth shut? Not a really good thing to say when someone compliments you. I guess everyone's an a**hole on th internet. A prime example is people like you.
No lips on rex and many other dinos makes no sense. Only modern crocodilians have no lips due to their peculiar lifestyle. And I guess you are basing your no lips expectations just on those, which is an animal that's too specialized to be a good model, at least in that aspect. Also there's tons of other evidence from the the bone around the teeth (the vascularization) , to the anatomy of the jaws and how they close (it can't close shut without imagining 'lips', or labial scales as they like to call it officially, and if you try to reconstruct crocodile like closing of the mouth, it results in breaking of bones or teeth piercing the inside of the skull, and leaving no space for jaw muscles for which there are attachment points in the fosilized skull, among other problems) , tooth structure not having signs of erosion that would happen if they are constantly exposed to the air (while the croc doesn't have that problem due to it's aquatic lifestyle, so it's teeth are moisturized by the water it's in, and even then aquatic crocodilians have super thick enamel and a lot of erosion signs) , again, not being a specialized aquatic animal , and other bits that don't come to mind at the moment. And I bet the other extinct crocodilians, the ones that didn't have aquatic lifestyle but were purely terrestrial also had 'lips' too, like Simosuchus for example. And various other land dwelling crocodilians who's fossil skulls vascularization around the gum line, resembles more that of dinosaurs (like our subject here, Rexy) and modern lepidosaurs like komodo dragons, more so than aquatic crocodiles. Basically 'lipped' mouths were ancestral to both archosaur and lepidosaurs, and things like aquatic crocodilians lost it independently for their lifestyle.
@mitkoogrozev what you say makes a lot of sense at first. No sense at all when I expand my field of thought. I understand that I don't really give a damn if any theropods have or don't have lips. This is an argument I have been following news on for decades. I accept what I see when I see it. No modern archosaurs that I know of have lips. Extant dinosaurs 🦖 have no lips. Their most immediate ancestors were made up of creatures that Tyrannosaurus was very closely related to. Komodo dragons are very poor examples to base the lips of theropods on. Komodo dragons are also very poor examples to base an idea of teeth not showing in lizards or any other lepidosaurs for that matter. For all that I know Tyrannosaurus had lips that hung down to its chest. I have seen a number modern theories promulgated by paleontologists that are based on some rather strange ideas and ways of thinking. Maybe in the future we can discuss some of those rather strange and to me very idiotic ideas.
Very unlikely. A taxon with the biggest known individuals being arround 12.5 metres and 9-10 tons, and an average size between all the adults whe know which is just over 11.5 metres 6-7 tons, cannot reach 15 metres. That deviation, specially in body mass is probably impossible. It would be a 15-18 tons monster or so using basic allometry. It has no sense. It's like a 600kg wild siberian tiger , or 20 kg Harpy eagle, for example.
What's wrong with liking a dinosaur? I know some T.rex fanboys are pretty extreme but if you like an animal and you are responsible about It I dont think there's nothing wrong
@@Adrisaurus333 you like the t rex always fantastic movie jurassic word sick to the T REX FANS SHIT TO YOU CRAZY, the carchadotosaurus and spinosaurus, giganotosaurus all bigger in the world to the real to the god creation earth the dinosaurs to the real and you think bad, the people paleontology to the fasn t rex real no, the scotyy 12 meters only yes true to the carchadotosaurus of Brazil vertebral bone of 23.3 cm larger than 17 meters is the people all and paleontology people cry sick to the head of the fantastic of the t rex, animals all dinosaurs natural history of the god, you think bad shit
Extremely realistic. From the musculature to the facial characteristics (lips) to the skin detail. Very impressive!
I personally would like to had both style with lips and without lips, like the Crocs, since in theory they should have Lips or some other lizards , but not all of them had lips
@@0predaking0theropods weren't lizards though and crocs spend a lot of time in water, which protects the enamel on their teeth.
@@0predaking0 Crocs don't need them, and many lizzards, and terrestrial animal have lips that serve a purpose, heck even aquatic mammals have lips.
I think my favorite part of this is the attention to detail. A Tyrannosaurus that big is bound to also be quite old, and the claws on its feet are likely not as sharp as they use to be.
If my understanding is correct, the oldest T Rexes they found before Sue were all between 12 and 18 years old. Sue was 35? if I recall correctly, and she definitely had signs of age and a rough life. She was also the largest at the time.
Now that is a T-Rex
No it's a T. rex
Nah it’s a T Rex
Nada, it's a Tea wrecks
Nuh uh, it’s a Three Flex
Nope, it’s a Tree Wreaks
Just blows my mind that these things once roamed our planet. The immense size of these creatures is astonishing.
No doubt they were the true titans of our world.
@@woodchuckles470sauropods left the chat?
@@woodchuckles470and whales especially blue whales ?
Might be one of the most accurate models out there…but man imagine seeing that thing in the flesh. So hard to believe they walked where we walk (not literally but you know what I mean)
Better than eofauna
I still want to see a movie with accurate dinosaurs and their more accurate sounds they (most likely) made. The T-rex with its closed mouth vocalization would be something straight out of a horror movie
@@kyle21843
I thought the latest Jurassic Park movies were accurate ?
@IYeleven not in the slightest lol
A T-Rex bigger than edmontosaurus is definitely the scariest thing in the world💀
I mean the average edmontosaurus is 5.7 tons
@@Mr_bot-786 erm no new estmates say 8 to 10 tons. You might be thinking of parasaurolophus
@@Manicthecreator there’s a smaller Edmont species.
@@Manicthecreator those are outliers, hadrosaur growth is unique among Dinosauria
They mature quite early but some have the potential of keep growing which results in the outliers we have, none the less the edmontosaurus only weighed on 5.7 ton on average with our smallest specimen being 2 tons while the largest 13 tons
@@LeCumminz Both reglasis and annectens average below 6 tons
That is exactly what I would imagine T Rex to look like in life. Awesome amazing insightful.
The 3D sculpture is beautiful.
This as a 1/35th scale model would go freaking crazy, spectacular job!
Look at that HECKIN *UNIT!!!* Majestic.
Also RIP that poor Triceratops. :/
this model is pot would go crazy as a mod
Too bad they’d prolly make it slow asf nd for some reason smaller than the official Rex. We need a true Rex in the game. But we are getting around 5-7 new Rex mods actually. 2 of them look better than any Rex in the game rn. However, this model in the vid would make it the most perfect Rex mod ever.
@@LeCumminzdo you know how to access some of their trello content, I forgot some of them, cause I’m gonna add a large one to my server instead of the PT one when it’s possible.
@@LeCumminz someone should ask the creator of the model if they can have permission to put it in pot
@@DeywanLigma nah I don’t. I jus watch mod news videos on here for upcoming mods. If u do end up replacing the PT Rex, there’s the AGC Rex, the JFD Rex or Project Hell Creek Rex. Those 3 new Rex mods are the best nd most promising ones. Look them up to see what I mean.
@@MrAbominable149 definitely. Would prolly be my favorite. It’d have to be an op powerhouse tho if they were to make it to the game. On some Edmontosaurus level tanky or at least somewhat close.
If Osborn could watch this video, he would be amazed by this beautiful 3D model.
ps. Henry F. Osborn coined the name "Tyrannosaurus rex" in 1905.
#HenryFOsborn #Sue #Scotty
JEEEEZ, that trike chomping model is BRUTAL! I LOVE it!
A person laying in those jaws would provide a great perspective on scale, but I have an idea about how big triceros are.
Part of the fun of these depictions is leaving that to the imagination, in my view.
A true kaiju
this guy could have been 15t, 4.5 - 5 meters tall, and 15 meters long
big guy
@@russellbranch3208 faaaaakeeee
@@rodrigoestebanquierofiguer9658 actually he's right this guy was Cope more than 15 meters and more than 16 tons
@@oox5769 you fake fakeee fakee fakeee
@@rodrigoestebanquierofiguer9658
A trex weighing 12 tons has already been discovered, so when we think about the possibility of fossilizing the largest trex ever and finding it, there are definitely larger ones.
@@oox5769Cope hasn’t gotten a proper description yet, these estimates are just hearsay. Also the 15 meter size estimates weren’t based on any actual remains, the researchers who did the study said so
i love the actual design its even more accurate than sue and also this 1:53 tyrannosaurus rex is more likely 10 to 12 tons for this trex 2:48
I hate that they think a more realistic trex means it looks more stupid…
Wow that's spectacular! The texture work is amazing!
the most beautiful t.rex ever reproduced, STUNNING!
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Hoooly...
I have a lot of rex models that I really enjoy, with Cretaceous Calamity being my favorite in gaming.
This just took the number 1 spot.
The mass, the huge neck and jaw musculature, the big bear-like muzzle, the cornified skin on the top of its face with the large scales around the lips...
It’s perfect.
It looks like a battle-worn, 2-legged drake that I could picture in a show like GOT.
I ❤ the tyrannosaurus rex he is my favourite dinosaur
If a T. rex were to get to that size he must be pretty old!
Rex apparently would live for around 30 years on average
@@User_1-r6t oh...
T. Rex were endothermic ("warm-blooded") with much faster metabolisms than modern crocodiles, so they grow faster and reach their max size sooner.
@@tec-jones5445 yeah I just found that out.
@@Margiezilla2006 Crocodiles have a very slow metabolism and are not active like dinosaurs are. This is part of why crocs live so long.
Awesome T. rex model!! 🔥
Massif 15 m, ~ 4.7m , ~ 18.000kg+
@@laseriedeladilophosaure9246 fakeeeeee
Source = trust me bro
@@Aorun7 fake you sick fans t rex nooob
@@Aorun7 not true , el carchadotosaurus brasil giant 17 meter word
@@rodrigoestebanquierofiguer9658 what a idiot carcho can't even bigger than giga giga can't even reach to 11 tons
Me: well theres no size scale for refere-
Trex: *has entire triceratops in its mouth*
Me: oh...
All that's missing are some battle scars.
Given that they fought with each other and hunted dangerous prey, a rex that old would definitely be tattooed with bite marks, cuts, and scaring.
The skull size is so massive.. this would be how a trex should be look like... Fantastic work👍👍
(Yay I'm the 100th like!)
This is absolutely beautiful looking. Imagine something like that curiously stumbling upon you... hopefully not the other way around.....
This guy should be the king of the trexes
Awesome design. I'm sure there's some big Rexes left to discover
Now this is what trex looked like, i love the hippo like mouth to fit with it’s enormous bite force, and the way its built
fun fact! the largest tyrannosaurus was actually scotty the tyrannosaurus,
and he was the largest to ever exist. he grew to be 43.7 ft. long, 8,870 kilos (19,555 pnds)
and he was larger than giganotosaurus. scotty was truly a "tyrant king"
Now that's what it looked like. Amazing!
Wow! I would absolutely love this in a 1/35 scale figure. I haven't yet gotten PNSO's Cameron T.rex. But this one would blow PNSO's out of the water! Only thing different is I'd want it scaled down a to the size of the largest Rex of today, Scotty, which was 12.8 meters or 42 feet long.
Cope was bigger, and it's been estimated that most dinosaurs grew to significantly larger sizes than anything we have specimens for since fossilization biases against larger specimens, as it would require even rarer circumstances to occur in covering their bones with mud at the bottom of a river.
@@mikerude5073 Thanks! I wasn't familiar with Cope. I'll check him out!
@@mikerude5073 Just got finished reading up on Cope. Wow, fascinating! They also mentioned another T. rex discovered by Steve Clawson named "Bertha" that could be even bigger and a paper about it will be released later this year!
@@mikerude5073I’m no paleontologist, but Cope seems to fragmentary to say he’s bigger than Scotty
@GuyOfTheSillyVariety Wrong, they have quite a bit of material of Cope and pretty much every bone track as significantly bigger than Sue or Scotty. Vividen is helping work on it atm with the paper hopefully releasing this year. But it was indeed bigger and noticeably so.
i love how nature just hit a blunt and said "WHAT IF WE MADE THE FUCKING PERFECT PREDATOR THAT IS FAST ENOUGH TO CATCH EVERYTHING AROUND IT AND STRONG ENOUGH TO KILL IT"
the t. rex really was not that fast, as it was more of an ambush predator than a pursuit predator
That’s Cool Of Warm Blooded Killer Tyrannosaurus rex 0:01
That JAW, crushbones.
@@kuchenek15 like an hyena.
They would indeed seem to eat everything, bones included.
1:32 even this adult shatungosaurus ( largest hadrosaur ) looks like a adolescent one and smaller in front of this accurate menace 💀
It's edmontosaurus
@@MAKATOONYbro Edmontosaurus used to have a thin crown like bone on their head while shatungosaurus didn't. This guy's head is plain like shatungosaurus.
@@sunilrana2288It doesn't have a "crown" because it's Edmontosaurus annectens, not Edmontosaurus regalis
@@caius9971 Edmontosaurus annectens had very tiny or no dorsal spines on neck but this guy has larger dorsal spines on neck similar to shatungosaurus. Even if it's neither Edmontosaurus annectens nor shatungosaurus it can be some other dino hardosaur category.
Shant was 16,5 meters longe, much larger than a Rex
Absolutely beautiful sculpt. Amazing work
very nice, great attantion to detail, This would be very believable in Jurassic Park, 🙂
2:19 Caption this:
There exists no such idea. There is no caption I myself could generate that would perfectly describe that... face.
Me looking At bro after he casually said the most cancelable thing known to man.
this guys hamstrings are off the charts
Makes sense since it's supposed to be 15 meters in length. E.D. Cope weighs like 11.7 tons imagine how heavy this thing would have been.
“Ladies and gentlemen, I give you, the king!”
The true Balerion
Very realistic trex! The edmontosaurus getting eaten looks good except for the lack of cheeks.
Ornithischians like edmontosaurus literally had a cheek bone like ridge in the upper mandible, giving space for mastication.
Hard to do mastication without cheeks. Makes the tooth battery redundant.
Trex had lips: good. But ornithiscians have cheeks! We literally have a fossilized ankylosaurid cheek. Even birds have remnants of a cheek in the posterior of their mandible, and birds don't even masticate!
A Rex of this size would be the boogeyman
A King amongst kings
What Is that big white thing underneath the triceratops?
Guts
What is it based off? Is it based of the recent largest possible Rex estimation? Cause I know we don’t actually have a specimen for that but it’s what scientists think the largest Rexes would be
It’s amazing
Would look scarier with bigger teeth and overlapping outside the jawline like a big saltwater crocs teeth, cool though 👍
This is the best and most reasonable representation of a REX I have ever seen. The only thing it may or may not be lacking is some feathers. Great job!
One of natures perfect predators
This animal was the ultimate terrestrial predator.
Scotty
4+4 is 8.
Cuz you ate👍
What’s that white stuff on the baby triceratops
It's his intestines , which are surrounded by a tissue I don't know the name of, but it basically holds them together like a bag. If you've watched videos of lions or other African predators hunting, and when they gut an animal, and it's intestines come out, the guts are surrounded by something similar.
Beautiful, I’d like also a version without lips
An absolute brute
Is much better than eofauna Sue(ridiculous model).!
Wow long live the king
Rex is King.
Is this physique obtainable ?
Only if you have komodo dragon genes in you , or if you take anabolic steroids .
So did they have feather or not?
it’s debatable. But it’s not exactly no for now
so the easy answer is “we don’t know
Rex specifically, who knows. More likely on the babies, on adult maybe not, at best as much as on an elephant, is the general thought I've seen up to now. There's a few colder climate living tyrannosaurids that were still pretty big, not as big as Rexy, but they do have fossils with full feather impressions all around the body, like Yutyrannus for example.
Absolutely breathtaking. When does it get to be in a movie. I would pay money just to see this thing on the big screen
😍😍😍😍
Can You Tell Me This Behemoth's Size And Weight Pls?
*Tyrannosaurus rex. Species name is never capitalized. Awesome T. rex model
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사람마다 차이가 있기 때문에 얼마나 걸린다고 확답 드릴수가 없네요 ;;; 그리고 지금 모집하는 괴외는 기초 단계입니다
그쵸... 제가 어리석은 질문을 드렸네요 ㅠ 혹시 대표님이 이 작품 하나 만드실때 걸리신 작업 소요시간은 어느정도인지 여쭤봐도될까요? 몇달 단위려나요
@@urinara12 한 2주 정도 걸렸습니다 ㅎ
No creature in its environment would dare to fuck with this thing.
Scottie, or Sue?
this one is cope bigger than both sue and scotty
@@oox5769 It's bigger than Cope too, this is a 15 meter long T.Rex not based on any specimen we have.
Bro is the main character
More like a forgettable miniboss.
childhood superhero
😍
I hate to see indominus Rex go up against this one
These arms tho 🤣
¿Y EL PLUMAJE?
The plumage part is debatable. There hasn’t been any evidence for a massive predator like tyrannosaurus, but it has been found on tyrannosauroidea, a distant group from tyrannosauridae and tyrannosaurinae. But a bit of plumage wouldn’t be too out of the water, just not covered head to toe like a chicken, otherwise it would overheat
❤
Thats the real trex
He was covered with feathers...
No, don't stuck in 2015.
Babies have feathers, but adults lose them. At best, it might be like little quill/hair-like feathers. Regardless, nobody knows. If you want a Rex to have feathers, cool.
It’s not too out of the water. Tyrannosaurus rex is indeed a coelurosaur, And coelurosaurs, unlike carnosaurs, were covered in plumage, yet tyrannosauridae and tyrannosaurinae have not been found with feathers, so a slight bit of plumage wouldn’t be out of the water. The main thing is “we don’t know.” Nothing in paleontology we are 100 percent sure.
Where's t rex? I see a hippo.
you see yourself?
@@Мозазавр-х2ш Русский?
@@Мозазавр-х2ш Если русский, то вроде бы я держу в руках телефон, а не зеркало. Не проэцируй на меня свои комплексы, ок?
@paleoavis я не русский, я кумык, но разговариваю на русском
@paleoavis почему сразу гиппопотам? Типо он жирный?
DAMN BOI HE THICC
rebor kiss
Better than eofauna
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Looks like a big dog
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Pronaided wrist 😭😭😭😭😭
Not pronated, looks like it because de upper arm is rotated slightly forward
I’m pretty sure a T-Rex could get to 49 feet and 15 to 16 tons and I think 19 or 20 feet tall, this big T-Rex is actually very accurate!
the pittbull of dinosaur
The hulk of the theropod dinosaurs.!
Cope
Bigger. Much bigger.
This is not a specimen we have bones of it's the theoretical maximum size for a T.Rex, it is 15 meters long, a specimen like this would have been multiple tons heavier than even E.D. Cope.
Not bad. Why go to a lizard for lips when this is a coelurosaur archosaur? And it looks like somebody is copying the lower jaw of a green iguana. Doesn't make a damn bit of sense.
@Beholder-q9b I am supposing you are talking about me and I thank you for the compliment! By the way, you can get up off of your butt and look up this stuff I am talking about. THEN COME BACK AND SAY SOMETHING!!!!!! I am not going to do all of your research for you. If you don't believe me look it up! If you don't want to look it up and if you don't want to do the research then as far as anything I say goes keep your mouth shut.
@Beholder-q9b Tyrannosaurus Rex is a coelurosaurian ARCHOSAUR. Lizards are lepidosaurs. Why go to an extremely different animal to design something? Why go to an animal that lives a very different lifestyle to design something?
I have noticed over the years a fair number of paleo artists who put mammal style musculature on the lower legs of theropods. I think that is very wrong. Can you figure out why?
@@BryanJRiolo-q5hKeep my mouth shut? Not a really good thing to say when someone compliments you. I guess everyone's an a**hole on th internet. A prime example is people like you.
No lips on rex and many other dinos makes no sense. Only modern crocodilians have no lips due to their peculiar lifestyle. And I guess you are basing your no lips expectations just on those, which is an animal that's too specialized to be a good model, at least in that aspect. Also there's tons of other evidence from the the bone around the teeth (the vascularization) , to the anatomy of the jaws and how they close (it can't close shut without imagining 'lips', or labial scales as they like to call it officially, and if you try to reconstruct crocodile like closing of the mouth, it results in breaking of bones or teeth piercing the inside of the skull, and leaving no space for jaw muscles for which there are attachment points in the fosilized skull, among other problems) , tooth structure not having signs of erosion that would happen if they are constantly exposed to the air (while the croc doesn't have that problem due to it's aquatic lifestyle, so it's teeth are moisturized by the water it's in, and even then aquatic crocodilians have super thick enamel and a lot of erosion signs) , again, not being a specialized aquatic animal , and other bits that don't come to mind at the moment.
And I bet the other extinct crocodilians, the ones that didn't have aquatic lifestyle but were purely terrestrial also had 'lips' too, like Simosuchus for example. And various other land dwelling crocodilians who's fossil skulls vascularization around the gum line, resembles more that of dinosaurs (like our subject here, Rexy) and modern lepidosaurs like komodo dragons, more so than aquatic crocodiles. Basically 'lipped' mouths were ancestral to both archosaur and lepidosaurs, and things like aquatic crocodilians lost it independently for their lifestyle.
@mitkoogrozev what you say makes a lot of sense at first. No sense at all when I expand my field of thought. I understand that I don't really give a damn if any theropods have or don't have lips. This is an argument I have been following news on for decades.
I accept what I see when I see it. No modern archosaurs that I know of have lips. Extant dinosaurs 🦖 have no lips. Their most immediate ancestors were made up of creatures that Tyrannosaurus was very closely related to. Komodo dragons are very poor examples to base the lips of theropods on.
Komodo dragons are also very poor examples to base an idea of teeth not showing in lizards or any other lepidosaurs for that matter.
For all that I know Tyrannosaurus had lips that hung down to its chest. I have seen a number modern theories promulgated by paleontologists that are based on some rather strange ideas and ways of thinking. Maybe in the future we can discuss some of those rather strange and to me very idiotic ideas.
I do feel like it's a bit too chunky.
It's not chunky. That's muscle and this reconstruction is completely plausible.
@@hplovecraftcat I don't believe you.
@@surgeonsergio6839 then don't
I don't care.
@@hplovecraftcat Would you care if I said, I believe you?
Don't stuck in 90s, dinosaur were meaty not just skeleton + skin.
Very unlikely. A taxon with the biggest known individuals being arround 12.5 metres and 9-10 tons, and an average size between all the adults whe know which is just over 11.5 metres 6-7 tons, cannot reach 15 metres. That deviation, specially in body mass is probably impossible. It would be a 15-18 tons monster or so using basic allometry.
It has no sense. It's like a 600kg wild siberian tiger , or 20 kg Harpy eagle, for example.
This is based on what was reported in the latest paper. But they already know that the chances of finding a monster of this size are very slim.
@@vitaminimagination5495 I know. I'm not critizicing your job which is amazing. It's just that theory being extremely wild 😉
6-7 tons is below average for a rex. 8-9 is the current average
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@@betofernandez5524actualmente el rex sigue siendo el más grande.!
Most probably Trex was just a scavenger, not a hunter / fighter. He most probably just ate the already dead gigantic dinosaurs.
Outdated info right there.
Either rage bait, or you're stuck in the past
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What's wrong with liking a dinosaur? I know some T.rex fanboys are pretty extreme but if you like an animal and you are responsible about It I dont think there's nothing wrong
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