This is a real fragment of fossilized diplodocus dinosaur bone!

They are the leftover remains of a diplodocus skeleton, excavated in the Morrison Formation of Wyoming, USA. These Jurassic fossils were hand-collected by Ben Lovatt, the founder of the Prehistoria Museum, in the fall dig season of 2022.

This specimen measures ~5.25" wide (including stand) and can be shipped worldwide.

**CUSTOM STAND INCLUDED. **

Diplodocus is one of the longest dinosaurs ever discovered! This species is famous for having a double row of bones along the underside of its tail to provide extra support - such a distinct feature that it lead to it's name (“diplos” is Greek for double and “dokos” means beam).