asks the new explanatory video projected onto and around Sue’s bones and playing every ... then step round the wall bearing a T. rex mural to see the big reveal of the fossil itself.

Maybe if Sue Hendrickson hadn’t been so impatient – or if she hadn’t gotten lost in the fog, the Tyrannosaurus Rex skeleton would still be in that craggy South Dakota rockface. On the ...

The Field Museum began the de-installation of SUE the Tyrannosaurus rex from Stanley Field Hall earlier this year. | Sun-Times file photo Some of that research includes the addition of a missing ...

“SUE: The T. rex Experience displays the latest discoveries of what’s known about Tyrannosaurus rex ... to tail and 13 feet tall at the hip. Murals and a life-sized reproduction of the ...

Additionally, arguably the most famous T-Rex fossil ever found was Sue the T-Rex. Sue is one of the largest, most extensive, and best-preserved T-Rex ever found. It was discovered in 1990 and was ...

The Field Museum is celebrating the 25th anniversary of its most famous exhibit, SUE the T-Rex. The Summer of SUE starts Saturday, marking 25 years since SUE was unveiled to the public.

Visitors to Chicago’s Field Museum will recognize the famous face—well, skull—of SUE, the most complete Tyrannosaurus rex specimen ever found. The dinosaur was first discovered by Sue Hendrickson in ...

The most celebrated Tyrannosaurus rex of the century (who can say which dinosaur was most recognized during the actual Cretaceous era, some 100 million years ago?), Sue — or at least a ...

This terrific T-Rex earth mural is so big that it can only be truly appreciated from the sky. The prodigious portrait is one of three iconic dinosaurs spectacularly brought to life by leading land ...

This limited-time traveling exhibition offers an unparalleled, multisensory journey into the world of the most complete Tyrannosaurus rex specimen ever discovered. From now through September, visitors ...

Maybe if Sue Hendrickson hadn’t been so impatient – or if she hadn’t gotten lost in the fog, the Tyrannosaurus Rex skeleton would still be in that craggy South Dakota rockface. On the ...