Could T. Rex Be 70% Larger? New Study Uncovers Shocking Discovery

Tyrannosaurus rex, maximum dinosaur size, dinosaur fossils, archaeological discoveries, dinosaur research – Scientists recently used a computer model to estimate that the T. rex could have been much larger than the fossils we've found so far. The study suggests that the largest

T. rex may have been 70% heavier and 25% longer than known specimens. This raises questions about the true size of these giant dinosaurs and the limitations of fossil research. While we've discovered some large dinosaur skeletons, this research opens the possibility that even bigger individuals may still be waiting to be found.

0:20 Tyrannosaurus Rex: A Giant Predator

0:54 New Study on T. Rex Size and Weight

1:39 Fossil Record Limitations

2:12 Estimating T. Rex's Maximum Size

3:12 Fascination with Dinosaur Sizes

5:05 How Large Could the Biggest T. Rex Be?

7:30 Searching for the Largest Dinosaur Specimen

12:07 Continuing the Search for Giant Fossils

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[AsriDetert]

T-Rex is probably the most famous and well known. There is also the long-necked herbivorous dinosaur.

[FahmiRamos]

The scientific evidence seems convincing, but more evidence is needed to confirm this.