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One of the biggest creatures to walk Earth has arrived at the Natural History Museum in London. The Patagotitan dinosaur lived 100 millions years ago and it will be on display at the museum for ...

In the venerated halls of London’s Natural History Museum, one of the largest animals ever to walk the Earth is about to make its debut. Patagotitan mayorum, a dinosaur giant belonging to a ...

The Natural History Museum’s fossil has been loaned to the UK from Argentina. When the creature was alive, it would have measured 121-feet long and weighed around 65 tonnes.

Titanosaur: Life as the biggest dinosaur opens at the Natural History Museum, London (NHM) with an exhibition designed like a pop-up book. The Museum’s in-house team designed the exhibition, working ...

A cast of the spectacular titanosaur, known as Patagotitan mayorum, will be on display at the Museum of Natural History in London from March 31. This is the first time Patagotitan mayorum will be ...

A rock first cataloged in the 1800s was actually a dinosaur egg from a titanosaur, according to the Natural History Museum in London.

Awe is the aim of the Natural History Museum’s game here. Visitors walk almost straight into the real thing – a femur of a Patagotitan, discovered on a remote Argentinian farm in 2010.

Visitors to the Natural History Museum in London are now able to get the chance to see the life-sized skeleton of the largest dinosaur to have ever lived. Just in time for the Easter holidays, people ...

This 122-Foot-Long Dinosaur Will Barely Fit in London’s Natural History Museum The replica titanosaur, based on fossils discovered in 2012, goes on view in March ...

A toy titanosaur outside the front entrance of the Natural History Museum in London. Patagotitan mayorum was thought to have weighed around 57 metric tons and stretched over 120 feet. Trustees of ...

A toy titanosaur outside the front entrance of the Natural History Museum in London. Patagotitan mayorum was thought to have weighed around 57 metric tons and stretched over 120 feet. Trustees of ...