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Researchers found that theropod dinosaurs have been wrongly portrayed in films such as Jurassic Park as having exposed teeth.

The classic image of Tyrannosaurus rex flashing giant teeth might be wrong.

The classic image of Tyrannosaurus rex flashing giant teeth might be wrong.

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Well, the whole 'distributed denial of service' thing has done a pretty effective job of keeping me away from Tet Zoo entirely. No chance to blog, and not even the chance to look at the site at all - so, wow, thanks for keeping the protobats discussion going (97 98 comments... not bad).

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The world’s most iconic dinosaur is undergoing an identity crisis. In February, a team of scientists posited that Tyrannosaurus rex was actual

Hawkins was the Steven Spielberg of his time—an artist and visionary who created an immersive world where giants still walked the Earth.

Here’s how to watch Prehistoric Planet as well as the full rundown of the new Apple TV+ series that dinosaur fans and casual audiences are raving about.

Regular readers of Tet Zoo will have seen the little clues given here and there to a big, infinitely cool project that's been months and months in the making (here's the first big hint, from August 2009). For some time now my colleagues Dave Martill, Bob Loveridge, Mark Witton and others at the University of Portsmouth have been making life-sized pterosaur models for an exhibition.