It is my paleontological pleasure to share a new paper on “Scotty”. This is a T. rex of extraordinary size (8,800+ kg) and age (28+ years old). Scotty’s skeleton is riddled with pathologies. It was hard to be the king.https://t.co/MgqheWF8pL
#FossilFriday #Massive2019 #science pic.twitter.com/6NdfxAcYYk

— Scott Persons (@WScottPersons) March 22, 2019

At the #TrexDiscoveryCentre in #EastendSK, I spend my days with this cool beasty. Recently described as the world's largest #Trex, 'Scotty' hails from the Frenchman River valley of SW #Saskatchewan, discovered by a local school teacher in 1991. @royalsaskmuseum @CHdestinationA pic.twitter.com/rWJqRNYtGt

— Emily Bamforth (@EL_Bamforth) March 26, 2019

It’s official, Saskatchewan’s own Scotty is the most massive T.Rex ever found! The famous 65-million-year-old T.Rex replica of Scotty can be seen at the T.Rex Discovery Centre in Eastend. #TrexDiscoveryCentre pic.twitter.com/vTS6a4bedp

— Doug Steele (@DougSteeleSK) March 26, 2019