And the scales are even bigger than Rexys design. 🤮

They used the Ugly Evolutionary Journey Rex for some reason which it’s not cool it’s just stupid

Feathers would make the adult rex die from overheating

That's some ARK-looking ass ngl

@@t-rexstudioproductions781 idk if that's the case why they didn't have them, I think plumage works similar to fur - keeping the body both protected from cold and warmth

So do I.

0:14 And his emo brother

That's Zhugentyrannus not Tyrannosaurus

What do you mean it's not accurate? Trex had feathers

You really think I'm going to believe someone who has a guinea pig as their profile

Me too

@@JenniferVoight77 But an adult T-rex probably wasn't feathered because it was so But documentary models are good for less

Idk why they still can't make accurate t-rex in 2019. Even WDRA documentary from 2001 have more accurate T-rex, so there's really no excuse.

@Dino Trackers It's objectively worse for a documentary.

​@Dino Trackers God dammit. when are people gonna learn that regardless if you like it or not, for a documentary this design is OBJETIVELY BAD.

​@Dino Trackers Psycho

This design is very VERY inaccurate, even less accurate than the "Jurassic Park" design that came out 26 years before this.

Whoa! Whoa! Whoa! I’m referring to how "Jurassic Park-accurate" the Amazing Dinoworld T-Rex is.

​@@simbiotesnus1013 wow, you haven't heard of the elephant bird 😡

@@Geniusprimate And what does your comment have to do with this conversation?

If they were Jurassic Park T. rexes.

No

If you want to see an accurate T. rex, look at the one from Prehistoric Planet.

​@@jacobcox4565not even that one is fully up to date, as the legs are too short with some problems in anatomy

Where? I didn't see it because they use the same model for different Tyrannosaurids.

The trex is still really accurate and cool looking I really like the feathers they gave it

​@@Gaming_marshall t.rex didn't have feathers

maybe it did not have as much feathers but having feathers is still possible, even if they are a little amount, they are still feathers@@You45Z

​@@You45Z wow, you have no heard about the elephant bird

@@Geniusprimate 🤣

This documentary is from 2019 and we already knew that biped dinosaurs had their hands towards each other but this documentary even more so this error was, put at least the models in this documentary are too good

Yutyrannus is the largest Tyrannosauroidea with full feathers. There's not much disproving the feathers on Tyrannosaurids. No, the tiny coin-size scale impressions found in several areas of the body DO NOT disprove feathered Tyrannosaurids, as many modern birds today have scales along with feathers, it isn't just black and white. There's also this disgusting misconception that feathers were only used for warmth and that's simply false and a little minapulative. Feathers can vary in different types and different uses such as for display or intimidation.

@@wetube6513 I'm just saying that it's more likely that an adult T-rex didn't have as many feathers, but as a child it's more likely that he was full of feathers.

@@wetube6513 Yes, feathers are used for reasons other than flying and keeping warm.

​@@wetube6513 yutyrannus while large, was only a fraction of the size of t rex, and lived in a colder climate. All the evidence from actual tyranisaurids point towards a mostly featherless t rex.

Hard to tell since they use the same model for almost all the Tyrannosaurids.

@@jacobcox4565 facts

Interesting, where’d you get that info?

@@cretaceousthehunted9669 I just know it because I’m smart

Yes

This is what it looks like without feathers

The artic zone was snowy though

@@pulgoso_97 you mean Canada or Alaska

Not tirrebel byt b

No these look badass inaccurate but badass

T. rex was pretty slow, recent estimates say its top speed was around 17 mph, not too bad but still pretty slow compared to other dinosaurs.