Shocking revelations about tyrant dinosaurs

Based on the evidence and the skeleton, archaeologists have completely restored the tyrant dinosaurs with a very different appearance than previously described.

New Mexico's Museum of Natural History and artisan RJ Palmer have unveiled the true image of Tyrannosaurus Rex (T-Rex) dinosaur that they consider to be the most elaborate and elaborated ever.

The skeleton of the dinosaurs that scientists own - (photo: RJ Palmer).

According to RJ Palmer, who specializes in graphic evidence-based paleontology, he and the paleontologists of the New Mexico Museum of Natural History worked on the tyrant dinosaur skeleton. very integrity they own as well as refer to more than 20 studies on this planet's most dangerous creature.

When I added muscle . (photo: RJ Palmer).

Next, they used computers to build each part of the prehistoric monster's muscle, based on the skeleton he had, followed by skin and outside details. They all rely on archaeological evidence.

The image of the uncle T-Rex shows that it is . quite lovely with a very chubby body, while moving his belly, it looks like he almost hit the ground.

And finally, the look is quite chubby, smooth skin - (photo: RJ Palmer).

This relatively moving posture is restored based on the focus that the intact skeleton they own. The dinosaur also has two very small arms, the thighs - the legs are solid but the ankles are quite slender compared to the body.

The tyrant dinosaur skeleton owned by the New Mexico Museum of Natural History - (photo: New Mexico Museum of Natural History).

A noteworthy point is that the New Mexico Museum of Natural History tyrant dinosaur has extremely smooth skin. According to research by scientists, this is the real skin of T-Rex, not the roughness of some old and hairless images, as a scientific journal Biology Letters describes the year. 2017

In an exhibition a few years ago, T-Rex was restored but with a more rough appearance and not chubby like a new image - (photo: New Mexico Museum of Natural History).

New image of T-Rex - (photo: New Mexico Museum of Natural History).

Artisans and scientists lost a total of 320 hours of working time to build the most accurate muscles and details for dinosaurs.