Published 1 year ago

Has T. rex lost its bite? Menacing snarl may be wrong

Summary by The Billings Gazette

The classic image of Tyrannosaurus rex flashing giant teeth might be wrong. According to a new study, the dinosaur's teeth were probably mostly covered by scaly lips and didn't stick out when its mouth was closed.

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The Billings Gazette

Has T. rex lost its bite? Menacing snarl may be wrong

1 year ago·Billings, United States

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Helena Independent Record

Has T. rex lost its bite? Menacing snarl may be wrong

1 year ago·Helena, United States

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Lincoln Journal Star

Has T. rex lost its bite? Menacing snarl may be wrong

The classic image of Tyrannosaurus rex flashing giant teeth might be wrong. According to a new study, the dinosaur's teeth were probably mostly covered by scaly lips and didn't stick

1 year ago·Cherokee County, United States

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Missoulian

Has T. rex lost its bite? Menacing snarl may be wrong

1 year ago·Missoula, United States

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Montana Standard

Has T. rex lost its bite? Menacing snarl may be wrong

1 year ago

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Omaha World-Herald

Has T. rex lost its bite? Menacing snarl may be wrong

The classic image of Tyrannosaurus rex flashing giant teeth might be wrong. According to a new study, the dinosaur's teeth were probably mostly covered by scaly lips and didn't stick

1 year ago·Omaha, United States

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