PetaPixel How a Towering 75-Foot-Long, 150 Million-Year-Old Dinosaur Was Rebuilt


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A two-part image: left side shows a large dinosaur skull fossil displayed on a green stand against a green background; right side shows two people welding and assembling a full dinosaur skeleton on scaffolding in a workshop setting.

A team of scientists and artists have spent the last decade excavating and reconstructing an incredible 75-foot-long dinosaur skeleton, and National Geographic has been along for the ride, documenting the detailed process.

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