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Of all the species of dinosaurs, Tyrannosaurus Rex (or T Rex) is by far the most popular. Even though they lived more than 66 million years ago, children and adults are still captivated by this large and powerful animal. It is for this reason that children love receiving any type of T Rex replica, including plush T Rex.

Plush T Rex can be found in a variety of sizes, but getting one as large as possible stays a little bit truer to the real thing. Like the real animal, the plush T Rex also stands upright. While you will never find one 40 feet long and 20 feet tall (the size of the real T Rex), a three- or four-foot plush T Rex is a good compromise given it could be the same height of the child playing with him.

Plush T Rex is designed as a replica of the real animal; it stands on two legs, has a large head, tiny arms with two fingers, and bird-like feet with three signature toes. He also is designed with a small neck and thick pointed tail. The design of the real T Rex was all about making it as easy as possible for it to hunt and eat food. His tail was intended to counterbalance his large head in addition to giving him better agility and quicker turning ability. The plush T Rex body is a great looking imitation of the real thing.

Believe it or not, T Rex was not the biggest dinosaur to walk the planet. For example, while not a meat eater like T Rex, the Brachiosaurus stood 50 feet tall and was 85 feet long! T Rex, however, had the market cornered on scary - his four-foot jaw and 60 bone crushing teeth (each nine inches!) were enough to send anything running in the other direction. The plush T Rex has a face that lives up to the frightening real thing.

Besides its size, it could very well be the scare factor of the T Rex that captures children's attention. Some children just can't get enough of the feelings that are evoked when they hear creaking doors and sudden noises or are plunged into darkness and find surprise around the corner. Amazingly, T Rex seems to have the same affect on children, which is what makes him the ultimate monster.

Having a plush T Rex as a make-believe pet could bring back the terror a child feels from books or movies on the subject. He makes several unforgettable appearances in the film Jurassic Park, where he wreaks havoc wherever he goes. But with a plush T Rex, a child can enjoy all of the fun of the fright, knowing the real thing doesn't exist anymore.