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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

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.

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...