Tyrannosaurs 4+

Australian Museum

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Tyrannosaurs
Massive skulls, powerful jaws, two heavy-duty legs and two teeny-tiny arms. And don’t forget the large, bone-crunching teeth. Most of us picture all tyrannosaurs like the iconic T. rex. But is this true?

Tyrannosaurs were, in fact, a very diverse group of meat-eating dinosaurs that thrived in the Northern Hemisphere for over 100 million years during the Jurassic and Cretaceous Periods (from 165 to 66 million years ago). Eventually, some of this group became the world’s top predators. Only a mass extinction event halted their dominance.

Play the game
Hatch your dinosaur eggs and collect them all!
Hunt for clues and reveal the secret behind the formidable dinosaurs that make up the tyrannosaurs group.

Created by the Australian Museum and Eye Candy

Nouveautés

Version 4.1

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.

Resolved small UI bug

Notes et avis

4,8 sur 5
14 notes

14 notes

kxmdk ,

Idiots try on another iPad

Guys come on just try on a different pod idiot but add feathers to the rest of tyranosuarids.

unicornshag ,

Pls add more

I found all the dinosaurs can you guys add more dinosaurs

dark doom sizor ,

Please add alioramus please

I love the game but I’d like it way more with alioramus.

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