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World's largest dinosaur skeleton unveiled in US

The American Museum of Natural History has unveiled a full-sized skeleton cast of one of the world's largest dinosaurs, Titanosaur.

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Scientists in the US have used laser technology to create and assemble a skeleton model of the largest dinosaur on the planet.

The 37 meter long fossil's remains were excavated in Argentina in 2014. This animal is so new that it doesn't even have an official scientific name yet. Scientists believe that it roamed the earth 100 million years ago.

The replica of the prehistoric creature is being on display at the American Museum of Natural History in New York.

It is too large even for the museum’s gallery. Part of its long neck is extending through the passageway to greet visitors.

The skeleton on display doesn't contain any of the fossils; instead the bones were 3D printed out of fiberglass.