Follow U.S. Immigration and Life in the U.S.: A farmer in Montana, USA, discovered two relatively complete dinosaur skeletons on his farm, which will be auctioned in New York on November 19, with an expected price of nearly £2 million (approximately 19.7 million RMB), achieving "overnight wealth."
Reports indicate that the farmer accidentally found two dinosaur skeletons dating back 70 million years on his farm. One of the skeletons belongs to a Tyrannosaurus rex, measuring 11.6 meters long, with 40% of its bones intact, and is considered one of the top 20 discoveries in the world due to its rarity. A Triceratops skeleton, found a few meters away, measures 6.6 meters long, with a completeness of 70%. The Triceratops is a herbivorous dinosaur, and its skeleton shows two large horns on its head and a small horn on its nose.
The Tyrannosaurus rex skeleton is named after American artist Charles Russell and is expected to sell for £1.4 million (approximately 13.78 million RMB). The Triceratops skeleton is expected to fetch £560,000 (approximately 5.51 million RMB).
Tom Lindgren, head of the Natural History department at Bonhams auction house, stated: "These dinosaur skeletons are very important, very valuable, and impressive."