Three largest and oldest dinosaur fossils left Kunming, provincial capital of China's southern Yunnan province and arrive in Beijing today, making the new China Science & Technology Museum their new home.
The fossils, including China's largest "Ana Chuanjiesaurus", oldest "Lufengosaurus huenei" up to now and a sarcophagy "Dilophosaurus", are presents from "World Dinosaur Valley", a dinosaur theme park in Yunnan.
Experts will re-fix the more than 300 bone fossils of each dinosaur in less than 10 days. Visitors may see the three giants on the opening ceremony day of the science & technology museum on September 16.
The fossils, including China's largest "Ana Chuanjiesaurus", oldest "Lufengosaurus huenei" up to now and a sarcophagy "Dilophosaurus", are presents from "World Dinosaur Valley", a dinosaur theme park in Yunnan.
Experts will re-fix the more than 300 bone fossils of each dinosaur in less than 10 days. Visitors may see the three giants on the opening ceremony day of the science & technology museum on September 16.
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