A nearly intact sauropod fossil, 10-12 meters long, will be unveiled in 2029 in Nantes, becoming the centerpiece of a newly renovated establishment.
Sauropod fossil found intact
A nearly complete sauropod dinosaur fossil, 80% intact and measuring between 10 and 12 meters in length, has been discovered by a team from Nantes. This find represents one of the most well-preserved sauropod fossils ever uncovered.
Display planned for 2029
The fossil will be unveiled in 2029 at a museum in the city of the dukes, which is also known as Nantes. The museum has been closed since 2025 for renovations and is expected to reopen with this significant addition to its collection.
Museum renovation timeline
The museum has been undergoing extensive renovations since 2025, with the goal of modernizing its facilities and expanding its exhibits. The sauropod fossil is anticipated to be the centerpiece of the renovated museum.
Significance of the display
The display of the sauropod is expected to attract significant attention from both local and international visitors. It will offer a rare opportunity to see such a well-preserved example of a prehistoric creature in a public setting.
