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New research reveals the mighty Tyrannosaurus rex took twice as long as scientists thought to reach full size, growing slowly over four decades instead of just 25 years. This discovery could explain how T. rex dominated as the apex predator for millions of years.
After more than a century of debate, researchers have finally cracked the puzzle of why T. rex had such comically small arms. The answer reveals a fascinating trade-off that shaped dinosaur evolution for 180 million years.
Scientists discovered four fossilized footprints showing an adult T. rex's path across ancient mud 66.5 million years ago. It's the first known adult T. rex trackway ever found, capturing a rare moment of dinosaur behavior frozen in time.
A massive leg bone discovered in New Mexico belongs to a tyrannosaur that lived 74 million years ago and might be a direct ancestor of the famous T. rex. At nearly 5 tons, this ancient predator was bigger than any other tyrannosaur of its era.
A Colorado teacher recovering from knee surgery stumbled upon the first known walking path left by an adult Tyrannosaurus rex 66 million years ago. The discovery is rewriting what scientists know about how the iconic predator actually moved.
Scientists discovered that Tyrannosaurus rex took about 40 years to reach its massive eight-ton size, a full decade longer than previously believed. The finding reveals these mighty dinosaurs had surprisingly flexible growth patterns that helped them survive and dominate.
Scientists discovered that Tyrannosaurus rex didn't reach full size until around age 40, much later than previously thought. The findings reveal these prehistoric giants spent most of their lives as smaller, less fearsome versions of themselves.
Scientists finally know why T. rex had such famously small arms. New research shows the fearsome predator evolved massive jaws and a powerful skull instead, making arms unnecessary for hunting.
A lab has grown experimental leather using AI, chicken proteins, and contested T. rex fossil data, creating a handbag that's sparking curiosity about biotechnology. While it's 90% chicken, the project is getting people excited about science.
A high school teacher hunting fossils in North Dakota discovered something scientists thought might not exist: five footprints forming the first complete walking trail of an adult Tyrannosaurus rex. Kent Hups spotted the 66-million-year-old tracks in the badlands while volunteering on a dig team in 2025.
A family boat trip turned into a paleontology breakthrough when restless kids discovered the bones of a massive ancient sea predator on a Texas lakeshore. Forty-five years later, scientists officially named it Tylosaurus rex.
Scientists at MD Anderson Cancer Center are testing a breakthrough cell therapy that could finally bring hope to patients with hard-to-treat T-cell lymphoma. The new approach overcomes a major obstacle that previously made this personalized cancer treatment impossible for these patients.
The James Webb Space Telescope just revealed a spiral galaxy whose light began its journey to Earth right after dinosaurs went extinct. Scientists are using this remarkably clear view to unlock secrets about how galaxies evolve across billions of years.
T-Mobile is launching a breakthrough feature that translates phone calls in real time across more than 50 languages, no app required. The network-level technology works on any phone, even old flip phones, breaking down communication barriers for millions.
Mount Sinai researchers discovered that focused radiation helps CAR-T therapy work better against tough-to-treat solid tumors like lung cancer and melanoma. The breakthrough could make this life-saving treatment safer and more effective for thousands of cancer patients.
Cancer specialists just published the first comprehensive guide to help patients thrive years after groundbreaking CAR-T cell therapy. The new roadmap tackles a crucial gap as more blood cancer patients survive longer than ever before.
Walter Reed National Military Medical Center now offers CAR-T therapy, a groundbreaking treatment that reprograms patients' own blood cells to hunt and destroy cancer. It's the only military facility authorized to provide this life-changing care.
A groundbreaking cell therapy has successfully treated stiff person syndrome, a rare neurological disorder that causes severe muscle stiffness and mobility problems. If approved by the FDA this summer, it would become the first treatment for the condition and the first personalized CAR-T therapy for any autoimmune disease.
Walter Reed becomes the only military hospital authorized to deliver CAR-T therapy, a revolutionary treatment that reprograms patients' own blood cells to hunt and destroy cancer. The breakthrough offers new hope for service members battling lymphoma and leukemia who've run out of options.
Five years after his passing, thousands gathered in Lagos to celebrate Prophet T.B. Joshua's enduring impact through worship, testimonies, and tributes from global leaders. The event showcased how his humanitarian work continues changing lives worldwide.
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