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No one knows precisely the color of Tyrannosaurus Rex though it is accepted to have had a scaly skin with bumps, very similar to that of an alligator or a crocodile. It is believed that at one time the animal might have been covered in protofeathers. In the absence of remnants of soft tissue this hypothesis is speculative.More…
