Stan ~ A Tyrannosaurus rex

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Owner:: OddAngles Message this owner
Released:: Thursday, March 29, 2007
Origin:: South Carolina, United States
Recently Spotted:: In Operation P-26 "DER AUFTRAG" Nachtcache

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Current Goal

To visit as many caches and dinosaur parks/museums than his two other friends (Sue & Jane) before the end of 2010. Stan would really like to see the actual "Stan" at the Black Hills Museum of Natural history @ Hill City, South Dakota.

About This Item

I AM STAN~The Tyrant Lizard

I represent the actual fossil of "Stan A T.REX" discovered in 1987 and excavated in 1992 near Buffalo, South Dakota by Stan Sacrison. STAN FACTS: He is 70% complete making it the second most completed T.Rex (after - "A T Rex named Sue") ~ He has 199 bones ~ the best fossilized skull found of the Theropod family and it is virtually complete ~ 58 teeth with some measuring 11.5" long ~ Believed to be of the male gender ~ He has healed puncture markings of injuries to his skull / one wound to the back of the skull is a perfect match for another T.REX tooth ~ Also evidence of a broken neck that had mended ~ cause of death unknown. **The T.REX was the top predator of dinosaurs in the late Cretaceous Period 65 million years ago. They had the largest brain, keenest eyesight and smell. They could weigh as much as 7.5 tons and measure 43 feet in length and 16 feet in height from just the ground to the hip. They had serrated teeth, growing new ones every few years throughout their life and their bite force was the greatest. They are one of the largest land carnivores of all time.**

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Tracking History (17665.3mi) View Map

8/3/2008	LadiBugg retrieved it from The Continental Divide	Colorado	Visit Log
Wow, I love dinosaurs...we will take Stan to a few places and then move him on his way
7/26/2008	CrazyWolf_OKC placed it in The Continental Divide	Colorado - 519.89 miles	Visit Log

5/3/2008	CrazyWolf_OKC retrieved it from ~GEO VAULT ~	Oklahoma	Visit Log
Picked up Mr.Rex from the Geo Vault and will be dropping him off when we visit Colorado soon. Will try to take him to Norman to visit the Natural History Museum while he is staying with us.
4/13/2008	duketrailers placed it in ~GEO VAULT ~	Oklahoma - 62.84 miles	Visit Log

4/13/2008	duketrailers retrieved it from Going and Going !!!	Oklahoma	Visit Log
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3/10/2008	kadams120 placed it in Going and Going !!!	Oklahoma - 244.71 miles	Visit Log

2/23/2008	kadams120 retrieved it from Dont drink the water!	Texas	Visit Log
It was a fun Find!!!!!!!!! I enjoyed looking for it and want to help move A.T Rex. He went to a Huey Lewis and the News concert last night.
2/3/2008	mudjock101 placed it in Dont drink the water!	Texas - 1,317.18 miles	Visit Log

12/25/2007	mudjock101 posted a note for it		Visit Log
On the journey South, Stan stopped off at the St Louis science center and their dinosaur exhibit. I'll included a couple of photos as soon as I can. I expect Stan will be placed in another cache sometime next week. [This entry was edited by mudjock101 on Tuesday, December 25, 2007 at 6:16:35 PM.]
12/12/2007	mudjock101 retrieved it from Parkway West Travel Bug Resort at Robinson	Pennsylvania	Visit Log
Stan went to the newly renovated Carnegie Museum of Natural History's dinosaur exhibit to see some of his ancestors. It was AWESOME! Now he'll be leaving Pennsylvania for a warmer climate. More details as soon as they are available.
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