Museum Aspirations
The hope is for the 150 million-year-old skeleton to find a permanent home in a museum, where it can be conserved and studied. This iconic American dinosaur, known for its distinctive plates, deserves a place where the public can marvel at it and learn about the natural history of the United States. The potential for generous tax implications makes museum donations a common practice, and there's optimism that the current owner will follow through on this vision.In this clip
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