The T. rex fossil named 'Gus', discovered in South Dakota in 2021, will be auctioned by Sotheby's in New York with a starting bid of $19 million and an estimated sale price of $20-30 million. This highlights a growing market demand for dinosaur fossils, with experts suggesting funds could better support research.
A nearly complete Tyrannosaurus Rex fossil, named Gus, is set for auction at Sotheby's with a valuation of $30 million, sparking debate on whether scientifically important specimens should be reserved for museums or rewarded to discoverers.
A nearly complete Tyrannosaurus Rex specimen named Gus is expected to sell for over $30 million at Sotheby's, sparking debate about whether scientifically important fossils should be reserved for museums or sold to private collectors.
A massive T. rex fossil, nicknamed 'Gus', discovered on a South Dakota cattle ranch, will be auctioned by Sotheby's on July 14, 2026. With an estimated sale price of $20-30 million, it is among the largest and most complete T. rex skeletons ever found, sparking debate about private ownership of scientific discoveries.
São Paulo oferece uma rica programação cultural a partir de 26 de junho, com shows de Paralamas do Sucesso, Toni Garrido, Samuel Rosa e Jota Quest, estreias como o show de Emanuelle Araújo, festivais gastronômicos, espetáculos teatrais e eventos gratuitos.
A unique leather bag made from T. rex cells failed to meet its reserve price at a Paris auction, with bids falling significantly short of the expected over $500,000.
A unique leather bag crafted from T. rex cells, using biotechnological methods to recreate dinosaur skin in a lab, is set to be auctioned in Paris with an estimated price exceeding $500,000.
Bilim insanları, T-Rex fosilinden esinlenerek laboratuvarda tavuk proteinleri kullanarak 'T-Rex derisi' üretti. Bu çantanın 300 bin-500 bin sterlin arası alıcı bulması bekleniyor.
Paleontologists have identified a new species of giant marine reptile, Tylosaurus rex, a mosasaur that lived 80 million years ago. This "sea king" rivaled the famous Tyrannosaurus rex in size and predatory prowess, ruling the oceans with sharp, saw-like teeth.
Forget the earth-shaking stomps! New research reveals Tyrannosaurus rex likely walked with a bird-like, controlled stride, using its toes and tail for balance. This efficient gait suggests a more agile predator than previously imagined, capable of navigating its environment with precision rather than brute force. The iconic dinosaur's movement is being re-evaluated, painting a picture of a highly specialized hunter.
