Researchers estimate that Stan, who died about 60 million years ago at the age of about 20 million years, has since sought to replicate dozens of museums seeking his own T-Rex model. Has been’ used.
Of the largest
carnivores that first roamed the earth in 1902, only about 50 skeletons have
been’ discovered.
"There aren't a
lot of good complete skeletons out there," said James Hyslop of Auction
Christie.
"It's a
once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to fully achieve T-Rex."
The sale will take
place in New York on October 6, with bids expected to range from 6 million to
8 8 million, giving it access to the 1997 8.4 million paid for T-Rex in the
October 1997 lawsuit. ۔
"A museum of
natural history considers it the crown of their collection," Hyslop said.
Stan - named after the
amateur pathologist responsible for his initial discovery - will be on display
in a window at Christie's headquarters in New York City from Wednesday to
October 21.
Its head is so heavy
that the replica sits on top of the skeleton, along with the original map.
