Sue was the most expensive fossil ever sold until another mostly complete Tyrannosaurus rex skeleton, nicknamed "Stan", was sold at auction in October 2020 for $31.8 million.

A stegosaurus skeleton known as "Apex" was recently sold at auction for $44 million. It has sparked a debate over whether private buyers should be allowed to own fossils.

The skeleton, which was found on a ranch in South Dakota in 1990 and later sold for more than $8 million, has been the subject of numerous legal challenges. Skip to content Skip to site index U.S.

The skeleton is, in fact, a steel armature-plus-resin-exterior reproduction of the actual Sue, which is on display at the Field Museum of Natural History in Chicago, the institution that owns Sue ...

A replica of SUE, left, the most complete and best-preserved skeleton of a Tyrannosaurus rex, is displayed Tuesday, June 4, 2024, at the St. Louis Science Center.

Twenty-five years ago, Sue the T. rex made its debut at the Field Museum, with more than 10,000 people coming to see the 67-million-year-old fossil that has become a Chicago icon.

“Sue: The T. Rex Experience” is on display through May 12 at the Memphis Museum of Science and History. Here's a peek at what you can expect.

Museum visitors can see “Sue” for themselves and learn more about her. At 3,922 pounds, Sue's skeleton worth seeing Skip to main content Skip to main content ...

Dinosaur fans are in for quite a thrill as the Saint Louis Science Center welcomes “SUE: The T. rex Experience” this summer.

Debby Sue, the 45-foot-long Tylosaur discovered near Edgemont, an Ice Age-era bison skeleton from Iowa, and a 67-pound meteorite from South America are among thousands of unburied treasures ...

"SUE: The T. rex Experience" will allow visitors to touch a dinosaur, smell its breath and hear its roar. ... A narrated, multimedia light show highlighting key aspects of SUE’s skeleton.