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A nearly complete 67-million-year-old Pachycephalosaurus skull, found in South Dakota, will be displayed at the Smithsonian from Dec. 22–28, 2025, before becoming a permanent exhibit.
The Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History will display a nearly complete, 67-million-year-old Pachycephalosaurus skull discovered in South Dakota in 2024, from December 22 to 28, 2025, before becoming a permanent exhibit.
Acquired by philanthropists Wendy and Eric Schmidt at a Sotheby’s auction and gifted to the museum, the exceptionally preserved fossil includes 32 cranial bones and developing teeth, offering rare insights into the dinosaur’s anatomy and growth.
The specimen, one of the most complete of its kind, is expected to enhance public understanding of prehistoric life and support the digitization of the National Fossil Collection.
Un cráneo casi completo de Pachycephalosaurus de 67 millones de años de antigüedad, encontrado en Dakota del Sur, se exhibirá en el Smithsonian del 22 al 28 de diciembre de 2025, antes de convertirse en una exhibición permanente.