Two tonne T-Rex on tour with the Australian Museum and Stockland
A LIFE-size dinosaur model that appeared in National Geographic documentary T-Rex Autopsy is coming to town.
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A LIFE-SIZE Tyrannosaurus rex is set to draw crowds at Stockland Wetherill Park as of next Monday.
The 11-metre long, two tonne model stared in the recent National Geographic documentary T-Rex Autopsy.
Australian Museum Director and CEO Kim McKay said she was excited to give people outside the Sydney CBD a chance to see something so spectacular.
“This year is our 190th anniversary, a major milestone marking our role as the nation’s first museum, so touring a life-size T-Rex is a perfect gift to share with the people of NSW,” she said.
The tour launches on Monday at Stockland Wetherill Park and will travel around the state.
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Donated to the Australian Museum by National Geographic, the model vividly shows what made a T-Rex tick with an up close look at its vital organs — including a giant heart.
Visitors will also be able to enter a competition to name the dinosaur.
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