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Snowasaurus rex

It's snowing in London, prompting a creative snow tyrannosaur sculpture. Discover Julia the Ethical Palaeontologist's fun efforts!

Written byEd Yong

2009-02-02T22:05:34 | 1 min read

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It's snowing pretty heavily in London. I have therefore built a snow tyrannosaur. That is all.

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Also credit to Julia the Ethical Palaeontologist for her mighty effort

. And yes, I know the posture's all wrong, but it wouldn't stand up otherwise.

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