T-Rex tooth replica complete with stand. [ 6.25in. ]
In 1902, the world’s most famous dinosaur was discovered in Montana by fossil hunter Barnum Brown. Ever since, the Tyrannosaurus Rex has enthralled the imagination of millions. The largest known of its kind, T-Rex with its huge six inch serrated teeth and six foot head would have look very frightening. No one can say for sure whether the T-rex ate plants, stalked its prey or just scavenged carrion. Tyrannosaurus teeth have been found lodged in other animals bones, and sometimes teeth are found broken off next to different animal fossils. They are also found with plant remains in the cracks of the teeth. Only 22 T-Rex skeletons have been found and none of them are complete. Maybe you could find the next one! Evolutionists believe the T-Rex disappeared 65 million years, but the Bible, God’s Word, teaches dinosaurs were created on day six about 6,000 years ago. People killed most of them (they used to be called dragons) and a few small ones may still be alive today! View our creation series for much more on this.