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Top 10 T.rex Exhibits

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T.rex. The most notorias flesh eater ever. The king of the dinosaurs. So many exhibits show this tyrant in all it's glory. But which are the top 10? Let's find out...

 

10. Samson

After his discovery, Samson was put on eBay for 8 million dollars(US). He failed to sell, but was later purchased by a British millionare. Samson's owner plans on sending the T.rex on an educational tour, making samson the only mobile T.rex on the list.

 

9. Bucky

Bucky is a young T.rex. He's been put in a number of different poses, including lying down, simply running, and, as pictured above, taking on a Triceratops with another T.rex. 

 

8. Jane

Jane has been the subject of contraversy for years now. Upon being put on display, she's been hailed as one of the most complete juvenile T.rex's yet(55 percent complete). Her pose shows an active lifestyle, something young tyrannosaurs are thought to have had.

 

7. Thomas

Thomas is a subadult T.rex. He's on display alongside two other specimens. This exhibit shows the different growth stages of T.rex, thomas being the largest of the 3 and showing what a T.rex looked like just before being an adult. Thomas was 17 when he died.

 

6. The Royal Tyrrell Mount

This T.rex is utterly huge! Not just that, but in my opinion, this is one of the most intimidating looking T.rex specimens out there. Don't know why, just something about the skull just gives me the shivers.

 

5. AMNH 5027

One of the most famous T.rex skeletons, AMNH 5027 is a throwback to the good ole days. It doesn't have the tripedal position many skeleons used to have, but it has no natural setting around it like many do today. It's just the skeleton in all it's glory. If you like the "old school" look, this one's for you.

 

4. The Denver Mount

The first T.rex to be displayed in an active pose was this one. Standing tall and leaping forward as if attacking prey, the Denver mount is quite impressive looking, simple as that.

 

3. Sue

Sue is the most complete and one of the largest T.rex skeletons found so far! She measures an impressive 12.8 meters long and is some 85-90 percent complete. Sue is also possibly the most famous individual T.rex in the world.

 

2. Black Beauty

The most unique T.rex on the list, Black Beauy is also the smallest adult T.rex known. During fossilization, her bones turned black, giving her her name. She's one of the most beautiful fossils ever found as well.

 

1. The Holotype and Peck's Rex Face Off

The holotype(right) and Peck's Rex(left) give us one of the most exciting T.rex exhibits around. Two of these tyrant dinosaurs facing off over an Edmontosaurus carcass. Not only is the display impressive, but we're talking about the first T.rex found here! Considering I've seen this display a number of times myself, I can tell you that it's without a doubt the best T.rex exhibit!

 

PS- Found this pic of the Royal Tyrrell Mount and a Giganotosaurus specimen cool. Figured I'd share it with you...

 

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Nice list! I completely agree

 

I've seen the royal tyrrell giga and rex but,that's it.

 

 

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Nice list RexFan! The only one one the list that I've seen was Sue.

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I saw Bucky and Stan for the first time back in March, along with the first sarchosuchus ive ever seen, which greeted people going down the inclined floor to the other fossils.

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I saw Ann allosaurs specimen up close and it was awesomw

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Awesome list Rex, wow, the black beauty!

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Excellent work mate. 

This is one of them posts that is really intersting to read and to look at. The chosen pics for each specimin were cool too. 

 

Being in the UK i unfortunately dont get to see a rex skelaton :( i saw the NYC one wen i visited but seeing all of these just makes me wanna do a museum road trip haha! 

 

Love the face off over the carcass and the rex and giga pic at the bottom. 

 

Its a shame its only their skulls n not full bodies. Is there another pic of that with both their bodies in u could find and post :) 

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I saw black beauty about a year ago, absolutely fascinating find. Wasn't it a young rex as well?

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Thought Black Beauty would take this one for sure.

 

Nice mounts some of these museums got. I remember what Tyrells mounts looked like before they did the complete overhaul of the museum. 

 

It's kinda scary actually. 

 

I think the Mount of T-rex with an Apotasaur would be a really nice addition to Tyrell if they ever wanted to add more.

 

(Good list. Three times tyrell was in there... Yeah!)

 

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T. rex is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful creatures to have ever walked the earth, and these skeletons alone prove it.

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What about other theropods

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There are plenty of other beautiful therapods out there, but few can match how well adapted to its environment the Tyrannosaurus rex was. It is this reason, that I find it to be beautiful.

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I agree but what other theropods perfectly match their environment in your opinion 

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Spinosaurus to name one. Probably Balaur bondoc as well. Honestly, there's a ton.

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Who do u think would win , balaur vs utahraptor at same size

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At parity? Well, that's one young Utahraptor... However, say that the Balaur was magically grown with a grow-ray of some sort. I want to say Balaur, but I'm not sure.

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At parity means  at same dize and ignore all natural requirements and have both combatants fight

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Thanks guys.

 

Jhawk, that's the only pic of the Rex and Giga skeletons I know of.

 

Carnosaur, Black Beauty is an adult, though she's the smallest one known(about 11 meters long).

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Awesome post. Where is the holotype and peck's rex face off 

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The Carnegie Museum of Natural History, Pittsburgh PA

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Thaks for posting this. It is really cool to see the best known T. rex displays.

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