In 1990, fossil hunter Sue Hendrickson discovered an 85-percent complete, full-grown T. Rex skeleton during an expedition in South Dakota. Legal troubles ensued, with the result that Tyrannosaurus Sue was auctioned off to the Field Museum of Natural Historyin Chicago for $8 million, a dinosaur fossil record.
In 1990, fossil hunter Sue Hendrickson discovered an 85-percent complete, full-grown T. Rex skeleton during an expedition in South Dakota. Legal troubles ensued, with the result that Tyrannosaurus Sue was auctioned off to the Field Museum of Natural Historyin Chicago for $8 million, a dinosaur fossil record.
In 1990, fossil hunter Sue Hendrickson discovered an 85-percent complete, full-grown T. Rex skeleton during an expedition in South Dakota. Legal troubles ensued, with the result that Tyrannosaurus Sue was auctioned off to the Field Museum of Natural Historyin Chicago for $8 million, a dinosaur fossil record.
In 1990, fossil hunter Sue Hendrickson discovered an 85-percent complete, full-grown T. Rex skeleton during an expedition in South Dakota. Legal troubles ensued, with the result that Tyrannosaurus Sue was auctioned off to the Field Museum of Natural Historyin Chicago for $8 million, a dinosaur fossil record.