In Popular Culture
Over the years, Tarbosaurus has been featured in some documentaries about dinosaurs. It appeared in BBC's programme Chased by Dinosaurs, a spin-off to the series Walking with Dinosaurs in 2002. It also appeared in BBC's 2005 series The Truth About Killer Dinosaurs, as a predator on ankylosaurs. It also appeared briefly in the IMAX-film Dinosaurs Alive!. Tarbosaurus also had a main role in the south Korean EBS series Tarbosaurus, The Mightiest Ever (2008), which tells the life story of a male Tarbosaurus named Patch, from his infant days until his death. Another film featuring Tarbosaurus is the film Speckles: The Tarbosaurus 3D.
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