Tyrannosaurus

Tyrannosaurus

Tyrannosaurus rex was a large theropod dinosaur from the late Cretaceous of North America.  

Facts

 It is the most famous dinosaur in the world, appearing in a lot of popular culture. It was a very large theropod, once hailed as the "King of Dinosaurs", although its once unbeaten size has been surpassed by a number of other large theropods, including Giganotosaurus, Oxalaia, Saurophaganax, Carcharodontosaurus, Spinosaurus, and possibly Tyrannotitan and Chilantaisaurus. However, in terms of mass, more recent estimates show that it most likely; speculation wise; surpasses most of the aforementioned creatures. A related, also very large tyrannosaur from about the same time in Asia, Tarbosaurus bataar, may belong to this genus. He bigger then Young suchomimus

In Planet Dinosaur

Episode 1:  Lost World

Tyrannosaurus was compared to Spinosaurus and Carcharodontosaurus in two database scenes.

Episode 3:  Last Killers

Tyrannosaurus was compared to some of its relatives multiple times, including Daspletosaurus in a database scene. In a another database scene, it was used as evidence for the ceratopsian-tyannosaur arms race, with its ceratopsian being Triceratops.

Episode 4:  Fight for Life

A Tyrannosaurus skull was compared to a Predator X (Pliosaurus funkei) skull in a database scene.

Episode 5:  New Giants

a Tyrannosaurus skull was compared to Mapusaurus skull in a database scene.

Episode 6:  The Great Survivors

Tyrannosaurus was seen in a database scene in the section North American Dinosaurs.

Planet Dinosaur Database and Mentioned Creatures

Lost World: Tyrannosaurus  • Spinosaurus  • Irritator  • Baryonyx  • Siamosaurus  • Onchopristis  • Carcharodontosaurus  • Allosaurus  • Aerosteon  • Lacusovagus  • Iguanodon Feathered Dragons: Microraptor  • Sinornithosaurus  • Epidexipteryx  • Sinosauropteryx  • Anchiornis  • Sinraptor  • Oviraptor  • Gigantoraptor  • Caudipteryx  • Troodon  • Beipiaosaurus  • Jeholosaurus  • Tianyuraptor  • Velociraptor Last Killers: Gorgosaurus  • Daspletosaurus  • Tarbosaurus  • Tyrannosaurus  • Albertosaurus  • Chasmosaurus  • Psittacosaurus  • Raptorex  • Protoceratops  • Alectrosaurus  • Triceratops  • Mojoceratops  • Styracosaurus  • Alioramus  • Troodon  • Edmontosaurus  • Majungasaurus  • Carcharodontosaurus  • Centrosaurus Fight for Life: Kimmerosaurus  • Pliosaurus • Tyrannosaurus  • Stegosaurus  • Camptosaurus  • Allosaurus  • Saurophaganax New Giants: Argentinosaurus  • Mapusaurus  • Tyrannosaurus • Allosaurus • Diplodocus • Neovenator • Ornithopsis • Sinraptor • Mamenchisaurus  • Paralititan  • Sarcosuchus  • Carcharodontosaurus  • Sauroposeidon  • Acrocanthosaurus The Great Survivors: Ampelosaurus  • Iguanodon  • Neovenator  • Hypsilophodon  • Paralititan  • Spinosaurus  • Carcharodontosaurus  • Deltadromeus  • Erectopus  • Quaesitosaurus  • Tarbosaurus  • Therizinosaurus  • Gallimimus  • Achillobator  • Mononykus  • Tyrannosaurus  • Triceratops  • Edmontosaurus  • Albertosaurus  • Gorgosaurus  • Anodontosaurus  • Dromaeosaurus  • Variraptor  • Argentinosaurus  •Mapusaurus  • Ankylosaurus  • Gasparinisaura  • Magyarosaurus  • Zalmoxes  • Telmatosaurus  • Hatzegopteryx  • Styracosaurus  • Stygimoloch  • Parasaurolophus  • Archaeoceratops  • Oviraptor  • Baryonyx  • Polacanthus  • Pelecanimimus  • Nothronychus  • Suskityrannus  • Clostridium  • Majungasaurus  • Microraptor  • Gigantoraptor  • Oviraptor  • Didelphodon