"Evolution of T. rex and Other Dinosaurs: A 100-Year Journey"

National Geographic has been depicting the evolution of dinosaurs, particularly T. rex and other theropods, in its pages over the past 100 years, reflecting the latest scientific discoveries. From the debut drawing in 1919 to the latest renditions in 2024, the depictions of these apex predators have evolved with new knowledge, including changes in size, appearance, and behavior. The magazine's illustrations have adapted to incorporate findings such as the presence of feathers on young T. rexes and the selective nature of theropod violence, contributing to a clearer picture of these ancient creatures.