affectionately known as Dippy Diplodocus, has been seen by approximately 90 million visitors since 1905. However, in 2016 plans were unveiled for the dinosaur to be replaced by the real skeleton ...

Dippy the dinosaur is a plaster-of-Paris replica of a Diplodocus carnegii skeleton. The original skeleton is housed at the Carnegie Museum of Natural History in Pittsburgh, USA. There are several ...

Dippy, a 26-metre long (85ft) cast of a diplodocus skeleton began a three-year residency at the gallery in February and has proved popular with visitors. It was previously seen by more than two ...

First to fill the large central space was the skeleton of a sperm whale, shown here surrounded by birds and other small exhibits. It could be seen in this spot in the 1890s and 1900s. In the early ...

The 26-metre long (85ft) skeleton began a three-year residency ... we are doing two months in two weeks," she added. Dippy the diplodocus first went on display at London's Natural History Museum ...