T. rex skeleton 'Trinity' sells for millions at Zurich auction
- A Tyrannosaurus rex skeleton named Trinity sold for $5.3 million at an auction in Zurich, Switzerland.
- The skeleton was assembled from nearly 300 bones retrieved from three sites in Montana and Wyoming between 2008 and 2013.
- Trinity measured 38 feet long and 12.8 feet high and was crafted into an open-mouth pose.
- The auction was the first time such a T. rex skeleton was sold in Europe and the third time worldwide.
- The buyer was a European private collector, and the auction house hopes the skeleton will be displayed publicly.