Life-size T-Rex skeleton at Tokyo exhibit

27/06/11 14:35 CET

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Bone by bone, a Tyrannosaurus Rex has been brought back to life for a dinosaur exhibition at Tokyo’s Nature and Science Museum.

The animal has been put in a crouching position, sustaining a new theory that the T-Rex’s small forelimbs did actually have a purpose – to help it stand up straight.

More about: Archaeology, Exhibition, Japan

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