A dinosaur skeleton was sold at Sotheby's for a record $47.3 million. The lot, which was nicknamed "Judy", became the second dinosaur skeleton visited in the history of bidding. The final price was several times higher than the initial estimate of $6-9 million. The buyer remains anonymous. The remains of Nanotyranus, 2.9 meters high and about 6 meters long, are 70 percent complete. The skeleton was discovered in 2019 on a private farm in Montana. Nano-tyrannus is considered a rare species, similar in appearance to a miniature Tyrannosaurus; Currently, science knows of only three such findings.

A dinosaur skeleton was sold at Sotheby's for a record $47.3 million. The lot, which was nicknamed "Judy", became the second dinosaur skeleton visited in the history of bidding. The final price was several times higher than the initial estimate of $6-9 million. The buyer remains anonymous. The remains of Nanotyranus, 2.9 meters high and about 6 meters long, are 70 percent complete. The skeleton was discovered in 2019 on a private farm in Montana. Nano-tyrannus is considered a rare species, similar in appearance to a miniature Tyrannosaurus; Currently, science knows of only three such findings.