— meet the titanosaur, the biggest dinosaur ever discovered. From snout to tail, it stretches 122 feet long,. Named máximo, meaning “maximum” or “most” in spanish, our titanosaur cast reaches 122 feet across stanley field hall on our main floor and stands 28 feet tall at the head. Modeled from fossil bones excavated in argentina, this cast conveys the sheer size of. — another fascinating aspect of the field museum is that they display their dinosaurs within an evolutionary context in the griffin halls of evolving planet. Don’t miss the 3d movies at the field. — there’s a new dino in town at the field museum: Spinosaurus, the dinosaur world’s biggest hunter, who now paddles through the air above the main hall’s admission lines. We’re chicago’s natural history museum—home to dinosaurs like sue the t. Rex, meteorites and stardust, stories from cultures around the world, and so much more. Wednesday morning, crews began installing the new titanosaur skeleton cast. Follow scientists as they gather clues to understanding what life was like for the field museum’s titanosaur, máximo. Dinosaur, microscope | 567k views, 155 likes, 27 loves, 4 comments, 13 shares, facebook watch videos from field museum: — field museum scientists worked with a studio called blue rhino to create the flock of pterosaurs (with wings spanning 35 feet) that will hang from the ceiling and also help point visitors in. — the cast assembled at chicago's field museum, named maximo, is 122 feet across and stands 38 feet tall at the head.
