This video from 1 May 2013 is about the Tyrannosaurus rex excavation by the Dutch Naturalis museum in Wyoming, USA.
On 30 April, fossil parts of the feet bones of the extinct Cretaceous dinosaur were discovered.
The team keeps digging, hoping to find more.
This video about the dig is from 30 April.
Blog, in Dutch, about this expedition: here.
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Allosaurus ate more like a falcon, T. rex more
like a croc, study finds:
Seemingly similar dinosaurs may have had quite
different feeding styles.
http://www.world-science.net/othernews/130522_Allosaurus.htm
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