How to draw a simple Tyrannosaurus Rex

Simple T. rex drawing tutorial is as follows:

First of all, draw the T. rex's big head, draw the outline of its head, and draw the eyes and teeth on top of it; follow the head line down to draw the T. rex's body and the two claws, one of which is placed at the side, one of which is stretched out in front of the other, so as to make it look more complete; draw the T. rex's legs under the body, and behind it add the long tail, so that a cute T. rex sketch line drawing is completed. Add a long tail behind the body, and you've got a cute T. rex sketch.

Paint the body and eyes a nice yellow color, and the mouth and nose a pink color to make it look more vivid; finally, let's paint the rest of the T. rex in green, paint the claws white and add a dark green oval pattern, and the simple and nice T. rex sketch is finished.

The Tyrannosaurus rex belongs to the genus Tyrannosaurus of the Tyrannosaurus superfamily, and is the only species under the genus, which was described and named by the American paleontologist and member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, Henry Osborn, in 1905. If we refer to the translation format of other dinosaur species names, its species name would be more appropriately translated as "Tyrannosaurus Rex". Adult Tyrannosaurus rex was about 12 meters long and weighed about 7 tons, making it one of the largest land predators ever to have lived on Earth.

The Tyrannosaurus Rex is a famous dinosaur with a huge collection of specimens, dozens of which have reached a very high degree of completeness, allowing paleontologists to study the Tyrannosaurus Rex not only in the classic morphological description, but also to make a more detailed analysis of its individual development, biomechanics, population biology and so on.

For example, the biomechanics of the T. rex skull showed that it had a bone-crushing bite, the three-dimensional reconstruction of its cranium showed that T. rex had excellent vision and sense of smell, and the study of the T. rex's individual developmental sequence showed that T. rex had a very fast growth rate. Many of the research tools that could not be implemented on other dinosaur species or other paleontologists can be tried with T. rex.