A 150-million-year-old unique green dinosaur skeleton, which could be a new species, has been reassembled for display in Los Angeles. The dinosaur was first spotted in 2007.

It’s also the first green dino skeleton to be displayed worldwide. Its unusual green color occurred after volcanic activity from 80 to 50 million years ago made it hot enough for a new green ...

Meet dinosaur skeleton 'Gnatalie.' The 75-foot-long skeleton, distinct for not only its size, but its dark-green bones, is soon to be mounted and displayed at the Natural History Museum in Los ...

Its fossilized skeleton is the only one found on the planet whose bones are green, according to museum officials. The dinosaur's fossils got their unique coloration from the mineral celadonite ...

The more-than 75-foot-long skeleton, distinct for not only its size, but its dark-green bones, is soon to be mounted and displayed at the Natural History Museum in Los Angeles. Start the day smarter.

What to Know. NHM Commons at the Natural History Museum; The new 75,000-square-foot wing opens Nov. 17, 2024 with a free block party; Sizable sauropod "Gnatalie," a specimen dubbed the Green ...