T-Rex Reconstruction Facts

The video showcases the intricate process of reconstructing a full-size Tyrannosaurus Rex model for National Geographic's T-Rex Autopsy. Jess Gibson Harris, the director, explains the detailed construction process involving 113 fiberglass pieces and artistic techniques to create realistic textures. The project receives positive reactions, highlighting the team's dedication and craftsmanship.

What aspect of the T-Rex reconstruction was highlighted as being particularly impressive?

• The size of the T-Rex

• The speed of the construction

• The detail and craftsmanship

• The use of modern technology

Who is Jess Gibson Harris?

• A National Geographic photographer

• A dinosaur enthusiast

• A paleontologist

• The director of Colic Features Limited

What is the length of the T-Rex created for National Geographic?

• 50 feet

• 30 feet

• 35 feet

• 42 feet

How many pieces of fiberglass were used in the T-Rex construction?

• 100

• 113

• 120

• 130

What material was used to coat the T-Rex's skin?

• Plastic

• Silicon

• Rubber

• Leather

What animal is the T-Rex's skin texture compared to?

• Lizard

• Rhino

• Elephant

• Crocodile

What were the quills on the T-Rex made from?

• Metal wires

• Wooden sticks

• Plastic fibers

• Goose feathers

How long is the T-Rex's tail?

• 8 meters

• 7 meters

• 6 meters

• 5 meters

How many people worked on the T-Rex's tail?

• Four

• Three

• Six

• Five

What was the reaction of the little boy upon seeing the T-Rex?

• He was indifferent

• He was amazed

• He was disappointed

• He was scared