A 67-million-year-old T. rex named Gus could sell for up to $30 million at auction
A colossal Tyrannosaurus rex skeleton, nicknamed Gus, is set to make waves at a major auction. Discovered on a South Dakota ranch, this remarkably preserved specimen, dating back 67 million years, boasts exceptional completeness. Experts estimate its value between twenty and thirty million dollars, sparking debate among paleontologists about private ownership of such significant scientific finds.
A colossal Tyrannosaurus rex skeleton, nicknamed Gus, is set to make waves at a major auction. Discovered on a South Dakota ranch, this remarkably preserved specimen, dating back 67 million years, boasts exceptional completeness. Experts estimate its value between twenty and thirty million dollars, sparking debate among paleontologists about private ownership of such significant scientific finds.
