Tyrannosaurus rex Tissue found

[BOZ]

just remember folks - Jurassic Park is a cautionary tale.

 

[Terath Ninir]

just remember folks - Jurassic Park is a cautionary tale.

No, Jurassic Park is an abyssmally bad movie with crappy science that is saved only by the way 1337 special effects.

 

[MrFilthyIke]

saved only by the way 1337 special effects.

But HOW many films are saved by that alone?

 

[Olgar Shiverstone]

*wonders if T-Rex had arms long enough to blow his nose on a tissue*

 

[MrFilthyIke]

*wonders if T-Rex had arms long enough to blow his nose on a tissue*

Why do you think he's crying?

"Wish I had arms long enough to scratch my..." *thrown out of forum by Eric's Grandma*

 

[Raging Epistaxis]

Ahh, thanks for the BBC link. Of course, they have a bit more detailed info than the M$N story.

It sounds like the tissue is not as unchanged as I had hoped/assumed it was. 70 million years is a long time to be locked up in stone, after all. But still, I expect we'll be hearing some radical things relating back to this discovery for some time to come.

R E

 

[NarlethDrider]

Holy @#!$%!!!......R E

Wow... just... wow.
(Cloning?)

What they said! I cant wait till they find raptor dna & begin the production of the first saurian moreaus for the army of the future......ok, the painkillers for me back have taken affect & I'm now saying stupid stuff ....at least thats my excuse for this time

 

[Zoatebix]

Actually - it looks like MSNBC's page is the Reuters story word for word. The only difference is the photos - MSNBC has them, and Reuter's website doesn't. Is all of Microsoft's news from Reuters, or do they get some AP stuff, too?

I can't find a by-line on the BBC story, so I don't know whether it's by a service or a BBC dude in the field...

 

[Tinker Gnome]

So, we have T-Rex's, Octopuses, and hopefully zombies soon enough.

 

[Algolei]

70 million years is a long time to be locked up and stoned

Huh, college boy, eh?

I won't be impressed until I can buy T-rex ribs at the local drive-through.