File:T Rex King Bone Exhibit.webm

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he Smithsonian Museum of Natural History is giving a sneak peak of the T-Rex exhibit starting June 2019. The exhibit will feature millions of fossils structured as a journey through time, to give visitors a real sense of the different time periods dinosaurs lived through.

Reporter/Camera: Mike Burke; Adapted By: Martin Secrest
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