T.Rex Stomps Into Science World February 26 (Win!)

Everyone knows Tyrannosaurus rex. But did you know that T. rex hatchlings were fluffy and gangly, more like turkeys than the massive killing machines they grew up to be? Or that T. rex evolved from a large group of dinosaurs that were, for the most part, small, and fast? Or how about that the mega-predator had the rare ability to pulverize and partially digest bones? T. rex: The Ultimate Predator, presented by RBC and White Spot Restaurants, opens at Science World on February 26 and will introduce you to the entire tyrannosaur family, revealing the amazing story of the most iconic dinosaur in the world through life-sized models, fossil casts, and engaging interactives.

Visit T. rex: The Ultimate Predator to encounter a massive life-sized model of a T. rex with patches of feathers—the definitive representation of this prehistoric predator. The exhibition will also include reconstructions of a T. rex hatchling and a four-year-old juvenile T. rex; a “roar mixer” where you can imagine what T. rex may have sounded like by blending sounds from other animals; a shadow theater featuring a floor projection of an adult T. rex skeleton coming to life; and a life-sized animation of T. rex in a Cretaceous environment that responds to visitors’ movements. This exhibition encourages the whole family to engage in investigation with imagination and explore how the Tyrannosaurus rex may have looked and behaved over 66 million years ago.

The best part? T. rex, The Ultimate Predator will run for one full year, so there’s plenty of time to visit and revisit Science World for a stomping good time! Ticket with admission, more information can be found online. —Vita Daily

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Win! A Family Of 4 Passes To Science World!

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