Standing at eight-metres tall and 37 metres long, the titanosaur is one of the largest creatures to ever walk the Earth.
And now, visitors will be able to walk beneath the colossal dinosaur's skeleton at the Natural History Museum in London.
With a new exhibit opening on March 31, it will mark the first time the massive dinosaur's skeleton has ever been shown in Europe.
At four times heavier than Dippy the Diplodocus, which itself weighed around 15 tonnes, the titanosaur weighs as much as nine African Elephants and is the most complete gigantic dinosaur skeleton ever discovered.
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