Presenting the New, Adorable T-Rex

So you think that because you've seen Jurassic Park 63 times (and counting) that you are certain what a Tyrannosaur must have looked like? Think again. Steven Spielberg hardest hit.

This site gives the details on the latest and radical developments in paleontology as proposed by the American Museum of Natural History.

They've constructed stunning models of the T. rex as a hatchling, as a four-year-old, and as an adult based on the latest discoveries and thinking. Their intent is to provide the most scientifically accurate renderings ever of the T. rex as part of their "T. rex: The Ultimate Predator"exhibit running from March 11, 2019 to August 9, 2020. A preview is embedded below.

Grab the kids and be prepared to walk away in stunned disbelief.

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Reminds me of this "Science Ruined Dinosaurs" design by Mike Jacobsen.

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That rocking bed contraption looks awesome!

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This probably goes all the way back to the womb, and why babies like to be rocked. It simulates the motion they experienced in utero when Mom was moving about.

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I do not understand how anyone can call a hammock comfortable. Sometimes they are the best alternative, but are never good: forced to sleep on the back, held in an unnatural curve, not able to shift during the night.