Tristan Otto, a skeleton of a Tyrannosaurus rex, is on display during a press conference at the Natural History Museum Berlin, in Berlin, Germany.
By the end of January T. Rex ‘Tristan Otto’ will be lent to the Natural History Museum of Denmark for one year.
The disassembly of the twelve meters long and four meters high skeleton will start on 27 January.
According to the museum the T. rex skeleton has been visited by some 3 million people since its arrival in Berlin in 2005.
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epa08159037 Tristan Otto, a skeleton of a Tyrannosaurus rex, is on display during a press conference at the Natural History Museum Berlin, in Berlin, Germany, 24 January 2020. By the end of January T. Rex ‘Tristan Otto’ will be lent to the Natural History Museum of Denmark for one year. The disassembly of the twelve meters long and four meters high skeleton will start on 27 January. According to the museum the T. rex skeleton has been visited by some 3 million people since its arrival in Berlin in 2005. EPA-EFE/HAYOUNG JEON
epa08159038 Tristan Otto, a skeleton of a Tyrannosaurus rex, is on display during a press conference at the Natural History Museum Berlin, in Berlin, Germany, 24 January 2020. By the end of January T. Rex ‘Tristan Otto’ will be lent to the Natural History Museum of Denmark for one year. The disassembly of the twelve meters long and four meters high skeleton will start on 27 January. According to the museum the T. rex skeleton has been visited by some 3 million people since its arrival in Berlin in 2005. EPA-EFE/HAYOUNG JEON
epa08159043 Tristan Otto, a skeleton of a Tyrannosaurus rex, is on display during a press conference at the Natural History Museum Berlin, in Berlin, Germany, 24 January 2020. By the end of January T. Rex ‘Tristan Otto’ will be lent to the Natural History Museum of Denmark for one year. The disassembly of the twelve meters long and four meters high skeleton will start on 27 January. According to the museum the T. rex skeleton has been visited by some 3 million people since its arrival in Berlin in 2005. EPA-EFE/HAYOUNG JEON
epaselect epa08159024 Tristan Otto, a skeleton of a Tyrannosaurus rex, is on display during a press conference at the Natural History Museum Berlin, in Berlin, Germany, 24 January 2020. By the end of January T. Rex ‘Tristan Otto’ will be lent to the Natural History Museum of Denmark for one year. The disassembly of the twelve meters long and four meters high skeleton will start on 27 January. According to the museum the T. rex skeleton has been visited by some 3 million people since its arrival in Berlin in 2005. EPA-EFE/HAYOUNG JEON
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