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Tyrant Lizard King

Latin - Tyrannosaurus rex

Latin - Tyrannosaurus rex

 The scientific Latin name 'Tyrannosaurus rex' means "Tyrant Lizard King"  (Osborn 1905).    

Latin - Tyrannosaurus rex

Latin - Tyrannosaurus rex

Latin - Tyrannosaurus rex

Tyrannosaurus rex lived in what is now Western North America during the Late Cretaceous Period, 66-68 million years ago.  


The maximum size was 41 feet and 10 tons or greater, having a hip height of 12-13 feet.  The life span was 28 years or more. 


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Lost & Forgotten Mayan Temple (circa. 2,200 BCE)

Mayan Ruins date back to 4,000-4,600 years ago.  The oldest city is dated at 2,600 BCE.  


The Mayan civilization began to develop as early as 1,500 BCE , after which is began to collapse in he 9th Century AD.  At it's peak, Mayan civilization had more than 40 cities with populations ranging 5,000-50,000.


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