The centerpiece of the exhibition is a 40-foot cast of SUE’s skeleton facing off against T. rex’s nemesis, Triceratops. Pairing SUE with Triceratops reinforces SUE’s heroic persona: this individual survived longer than any other known T. rex, and did so while tangling with huge, imposing prey on a regular basis. Visitors can walk around both dinosaurs, and touch casts of SUE’s bones. A digital interactive lets visitors explore 3D models of SUE’s injured bones and see how the mounted skeleton has been updated according to new research. A life-sized replication of SUE stands nearby, with a small Edmontosaurus dangling from its jaws. Visitors can walk around and touch this detailed model.

Features:
• Cast of SUE skeleton
• Cast of Triceratops skeleton
• Narrated SUE light show (available in both English and Spanish)
• SUE vs. Edmontosaurus fleshed-out replication
• SUE's arm, rib, and tail vertebra
• Triceratops skin
• Fossils found with SUE
• Cobbania and other plant fossils
• Myledaphus tooth
• T. rex tibia
• Thescelosaurus hip
• Archeroraptor tooth
• Crocodile armor
• Gar fish vertebra and scale
• Ornithomimid toe bone
• Turtle shell fragment
• Marsupial partial jaw
and so much more!

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SUE: The T. rex Experience was organized by the Field Museum and is part of the Griffin Dinosaur Experience, made possible by generous support from Kenneth C. Griffin.