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https://dinosauriermuseum.de/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/IMG_1566-600x450.jpeg600450You can now admire the original long-necked dinosaur “Arapahoe” up close. Even before the 25-meter-long skeleton is fully assembled, you have the unique opportunity to see the original bones closer than almost anywhere else. Experience firsthand how individual fossils are assembled into one of Europe’s largest dinosaurs.