Largest dinosaur skeleton Exhibited in New York

Largest dinosaur skeleton Exhibited in New York - First T-Rex is the most popular dinosaurs, which became the pride of the various museum collections. But wait until the tourists see titanosaurs in New York museum.

Archaeological world got excited by the discovery of a mysterious dinosaur fossil has a length of about 37 meters in 2014 ago. Reported detikTravel from CNN, Monday (18/01/2016) and its replica of the original dinosaur skeletons are then displayed at the American Museum of Natural History, New York City.

Largest dinosaur skeleton Exhibited in New York

Dinosaur fossil longer than T-Rex that was first discovered by a team of Museo Paleontológico Edigio Feruglio Desert Patagonia, Argentina. Led by Jose Luis Carballido and Diego Pol, excavations carried out for 18 months.

Interestingly the researchers have not been able to determine the type of the dinosaurs. But when seen from the size of which exceeds the T-Rex and its characteristics, the researchers agreed to put it into the category of titanosaurs which means giant.

"This animal is very new, he has not even had an official species name," said Macaulay Director and Curator of Natural History Museum, Mark Norell.

According to the researchers, it is known that the dinosaur has a length of 37 meters and weigh 10 tons or the equivalent of 10 elephants. Archaeologists and experts also revealed that the fossil skeleton is a plant-eating dinosaur or a herbivore that lived about 100 million years ago.

The good news, a traveler can see a replica of the original and the dinosaur skeleton at the American Museum of Natural History in New York City, USA. By using laser technology and 3D Printing, the curator managed to create a complete picture of a dinosaur skeleton with characteristics such titanosaurs.

"We are very pleased to present this exhibition as an inspiring journey of discovery museum offer through the gallery," said Director of the American Museum of Natural History, Ellen V.

If you're on a vacation to the United States, sempatkanlah stopped by the American Museum of Natural History in New York City. Hurry before the exhibition is finished!