Instead, the skeleton stamp shows the enormous carnivore peering down not at an adult triceratops, but at a diminutive baby. Csotonyi created the original artwork for the stamps in collaboration ...

Fuzzy Wuzzy was a T. rex? The discovery of a giant meat-eating dinosaur with a soft, fluffy coat has some scientists rethinking what Tyrannosaurus rex looked like. With a killer jaw and sharp ...

rex was feathered as well, scientists said. Just don't mistake fuzzy for cuddly. The predatory dinosaur would have been just as menacing. Having feathers "doesn't make it less threatening or less ...

Fossils have shown fiber impressions around the tail and jaw, which suggest the dinosaurs had fuzzy coats. But according to a recent study, the T. rex wasn't completely coated with fuzz.