Tarbosaurus bataar Variant:Unprimed The coordinated and determined Majungasaurus

The coordinated and determined Majungasaurus lunge at the Rapetosaurus with ferocity

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Microscopic remains of soft tissue and collagen fibers were also found on the surface of some Tyrannosaurus rex teeth

The remains consist mainly of pieces of the jaw and teeth

The dinosaur grabs the fish with its sharp teeth and pulls it out of the water with a flick of its head

Tarbosaurus bataar Variant:Unprimed The coordinated and determined MajungasaurusTarbosaurus bataar was a theropod dinosaur that lived during the Cretaceous period, approximately 70 to 68 million years ago, in what we now know as Central Asia. This dinosaur belongs to the Tyrannosauridae family, which relates it to the famous Tyrannosaurus rex. Tarbosaurus shared many characteristics with its North American relative, Tyrannosaurus rex. It was a bipedal carnivore with a large, robust body, short, muscular hind legs, and extremely