A full cast of one of the most complete giant dinosaurs ever discovered has arrived at a city cathedral as part of measures to help promote science and discovery.
And according to British media, reports the Telegraph, Peterborough will be home to the Natural History Museum's titanosaur until the end of May.
At 37 m (121 ft) long and 6 m (19 ft) high, the dinosaur - or Patagotitan mayorum - is the largest known dinosaur to ever walk the Earth.
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Jack Pishhorn, the cathedral's chief operating officer, described the dinosaur's arrival as a "landmark" moment.
Discovered in Argentina in 2010, it is the most complete giant dinosaur ever discovered, offering scientists an unprecedented insight into how the largest land animals in history lived and grew.
The cathedral said its "residence is designed to reach beyond a traditional exhibition."Telegrafi/
