The T-Rex does not require a big feathery redesign though. Modern science suggests that they actually were covered in scales, and not feathers. Jurassic Park got that part right at least.

which indicated the species sported prominent arm feathers. Prior to that, scaly, more reptilian depictions like those seen in Jurassic Park didn’t necessarily contradict the fossil evidence ...

Naturally, the T-Rex doesn’t stay sedated for long. Remember the point earlier about the dangers of humans providing medical attention to dinosaurs? The Lost World: Jurassic Park really ...

The wheel of time turns, the cycle repeats and another Jurassic Park movie is coming out this ... spoiler alert, the Tyrannosaurus rex saves the day). Given the amateur nature of the project ...

The animal's tremendous size and weight prevented it from running at top speeds of 45 mph, like is shown in the blockbuster "Jurassic Park." If T. rex ran at those speeds its leg bones would have ...

Following is a transcript of the video. The newest Jurassic World installment is upon us like a hungry T-Rex, who doesn’t have any feathers, for some reason. Here are a few things Hollywood is ...

"I was really crazy about the film, and I slept in a Jurassic Park pup tent in my bedroom I shared with my sister for a year," Johansson recalled. "Anytime the trades would report a new Jurassic ...

In Jurassic Park, the first T-Rex attack climaxes with Ian Malcolm waving a flare to get the beast’s attention and draw him away from the jeep with the kids. In an amazing Spielberg profile shot ...