This Tyrannosaurus rex display is in the Valley Life Sciences building at the University of California, Berkeley’s Museum of Paleontology. 
I get to see it every time I go to the library housed in the VLSB when I research Lowdermilk articles.
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I get to see it every time I go to the library housed in the VLSB when I research Lowdermilk articles.
Yikes! Look at the teeth on that!
Wouldn’t you hate to be his dentist?!!
It’s about twelve feet tall, I think but seems to be twice that. I’m pretty sure it’d be first and last time I saw one, if t-rex and I were to meet. I’d be an hors d’œuvre for it in a New York minute.
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