PSA: You’ve Been Drawing T-Rex Wrong Your Whole Life

Can you determine how to draw a Tyrannosaurus Rex?

1. Is this an accurate depiction of a Tyrannosaurus Rex?

NO.

Source: en.wikipedia.org

2. How about this?

Definitely not.

Source: cdn.zmescience.com

3. What about this one?

Getting warmer! (Or BINGO for paleontologists who believe T-Rex was scaly)

See the difference? Tyrannosaurus Rex didn’t drag his tail on the ground. He was an agile, well-balanced fulcrum of teeth and tail.

Source: fc06.deviantart.net

4. Or a giant chicken.

Add in the feathers many scientists now believe most dinosaurs possessed and suddenly his relation to the modern chicken is more visible.

Via: mathieus

5. Do not draw Example A or you’ll make a T-Rex cry.

Cornell University blames Barney and inaccurate chicken nugget shapes in early childhood for the continued misrepresentation of this large land predator. Both children and undergraduates drew Example A far more often than Example B despite the correct spinal alignment being well known enough to make it into Jurassic Park.

Source: news.cornell.edu

6. SEE?!

Source: jurassicpark4-movie.com