Tarbosaurus

Tarbosaurus bataar
Classification
Species	Tyrannosaur
Name meaning	Alarming Lizard
Diet	Carnivore
Description	Large Asian predator identical in appearance to Tyrannosaurus but with some differences
Family	Tyrannosauridae
Physiology
Attributes	Features similar to Tyrannosaurus rex, but possesses some differences; large, however smaller than T. rex; tiny arms; fairly long, huge, and thin head; massive jaws; sharp teeth; aggressive
Height	4.70 m (15.41 ft)
Length	12.35 m (40.51 ft)
Weight	5 t (11,023 lb)
Biography
Era	Late Cretaceous
Time	80 to 65 MYA
Region	Asia
Discovered	1946
Status	Extant (on Primeval Island)

Tarbosaurus (name meaning "Alarming Lizard") is a genus of tyrannosaurid dinosaur that originated during the Late Cretaceous period in what is now Asia. One of the largest theropod dinosaurs and the apex predator of its time and region, Tarbosaurus was the second-largest member of the Tyrannosaur family, after Tyrannosaurus itself.

Thought to have been extinct for 65 million years, there are still some that remain alive on Primeval Island. In fact, they are one of the island's apex predators.

Trivia

• The sound effects of Tarbosaurus are that of bear, crocodile, and tiger sound effects. They also produce the roars of the Tyrannosaurus rex featured in "Jurassic Fight Club".