T. rexes and other theropods first appeared in National Geographic in 1919. But each new discovery since brought a new look for these apex predators. Sporting a color palette straight out of the ...

And it’s exactly that spirit the National Geographic Channel’s T. rex Autopsy tries to capture. A Mesozoic riff on Inside Nature’s Giants, the one-hour program centers around the most ...

Rex Autopsy. Find out how National Geographic's T-Rex autopsy model was made Article continues below In collaboration with esteemed veterinary surgeons, anatomists and palaeontologists ...

If you’re National Geographic Kids UK ... Like a lot of chatbots, Tina the T-Rex runs on Facebook Messenger. Chatting her up is easy. All you do is go to the Facebook page and hit “Message.” ...

Rex's tinier ancestor: Moros intrepidus. According to a recent article from National Geographic, paleontologists discovered a small and distant relative of the famous Tyrannosaurus Rex in Utah.

National Geographic Kids is the latest publisher to try out chatbots on Facebook Messenger. The chatbot Tina the T-Rex is created to feed childrens’ imaginations and answer their question.

rex. It’s called the Thanatotheristes, which translates from Greek to “reaper of death,” National Geographic reported. Stretching 26 feet in length, the dinosaur is the first new Canadian ...

National Geographic Channel. NatGeo is preparing to shoot two days on “T.rex Autopsy,” a project that comes with a whiff of the speculative, a whiff that Ed Sayer, executive producer on the ...

Now National Geographic Channel have taken things a step further. Not only have they built a 12m life-like T-rex (inside and out) – they will be conducting an autopsy on it to attempt to answer ...

Thanks to The National Geographic Channel, we’ll be able to witness scientists dissecting a complete recreation of the mighty T-Rex down to the bone. (Stuart Freedman/National Geograp/PA ...

The fossils, which still have some dinosaur skin impressions, were found in 2006 and took months to fully uncover, National Geographic reported. It sat in a private lab’s storage, as the team ...

National Geographic Channel’s T. Rex Autopsy broadcasts tonight and the cutting-edge special effect techniques look incredible. In a top secret location, a colossal specimen lies on an autopsy ...