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If a specimen is uncrushed and little changed by fossilization, it can tell us a great deal about the animal’s skeleton, muscles, and other biology. That means scientists can gain better information about how T. rex was related to other dinosaurs as well as how the animal lived its life, such as how it ate and ran.
