World's Largest Dinosaur

World's largest dinosaur statue is a giant Tyrannosaurus rex in the town of Drumheller, Alberta, Canada. The area is known as dinosaur valley and Canada's largest collection of dinosaur fossils are housed in the nearby Royal Tyrrell Museum of Palaeontology.

The giant T-rex made of fiberglass and steel stands about 26.2 metres (86 feet) tall, 46 metres (151 feet long) and weighs about 65,000 Kg. (145,000 lbs.)

The statue is about four times larger than the estimated height of real T-rex and has a staircase inside through which one can reach into the gaping mouth of the giant and view the scene outside. The platform behind the giant's pearly white teeth can accommodate about 12 persons at a time.

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View from the inside of the giant's mouth;

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Source of info and more info: Wikipedia and traveldrumheller.com