Blockbuster Auctions of Dinosaur Skeletons Don’t Do Science Any Favours

Blockbuster auctions of dinosaur skeletons don’t do science any favours

From auction houses to the emergence of online retailers, the fossil trade risks robbing the world of research and educational opportunities.

World’s Only Complete Baby Dinosaur Skeleton From 150-million-year Ago Up For Auction

In a moment that bridges prehistoric wonder with modern fascination, Sotheby’s is set to auction off a one-of-a-kind juvenile Ceratosaurus nasicornis fossil an event that could change hands for an estimated $4 to $6 million. Standing 6 feet 3 inches tall and stretching nearly 11 feet in length, this juvenile Ceratosaurus is a striking relic […] The post World’s Only Complete Baby Dinosaur Skeleton From 150-million-year Ago Up For Auction appeare…