You'd end up with something strange, although not that far from a Tyrannosaurus rex. After all, when T. rex lived 67 million years ago, it was very fond of eating bones.

The tips of the T. rex's long conical teeth could generate a whopping 431,000 pounds per square inch of bone-crushing tooth pressure, according to the study.

Dino Crisis's T-Rex was terrifying as it smashed through that window, and Resident Evil's infamous hallway dogs still haunt me to this day. But this monstrosity?

Was T. rex really as smart as primates? A new study argues the dino's intellect has been overstated A neuroscientist argues T. Rex had enough brain power to use tools, furthering debate about its ...

A new giant dinosaur was recently discovered in the Patagonia region of Argentina with short arms reminiscent of a Tyrannosaurus rex. This dino is being called Meraxes gigas — after a dragon in ...

Over 300 dino-mate racers, clad in T. rex costumes, competed in the annual "T-Rex World Championship" races at Emerald Downs in Washington state.

Like T. rex, the three-horned Triceratops is among the most iconic of the dinosaurs, and one of the most studied. In fact, more adult Triceratops are found than any other dinosaur in the region.

LIFESTYLE T-Rex world championships are off to a roaring start and finish in Washington state Racing categories included men's, women's, 'little dinos,' and 'dinosaur dinosaurs,' or the 50-years plus ...