How to pronounce“tyrannosaurs”in English

'cause I do work on tyrannosaurs.

that time, Tyrannosaurs were not very special. They just simply weren't. For most of that time, Tyrannosaurs were basically my size. Now, the very first Tyrannosaurs we see are from the

that we have is that there's a few species of Tyrannosaurs that have been found in bone beds.

But there is some evidence that Tyrannosaurs were pack hunters.

Then later on in the Cretaceous, they're gone, are mostly gone, and you have Tyrannosaurs and other major groups.

Now, over the course of the Jurassic, Tyrannosaurs stayed pretty small.

So it seems that being smart may have helped Tyrannosaurs

First of all, we can see that over the course of Tyrannosaur evolution, Tyrannosaurs started small. First Tyrannosaurs were the size

And it's undeniable that at least some Tyrannosaurs had feathers all over their bodies.

- T. rex is definitely weird, even compared to all the other giant tyrannosaurs that are very closely related to it, because it is by far, ludicrously by far, the largest carnivore in its ecosystem.

So yeah, they are truly unusual in that regard, even actually compared to a lot of the other very big tyrannosaurs, they're often a kind of step above

The claws look big and curved, and they are, but other tyrannosaurs, and indeed other carnivores generally,

Early tyrannosaurs don't have this.

actually very similar to what we see with modern carnivores, and it's not far off what we've seen even with things like tyrannosaurs, where you occasionally

Some of the other early Tyrannosaurs were just the size of lapdogs.

We've got big tyrannosaurs