Dinosaurs at Chicago's Field Museum

Entrance to the Field Museum

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Maximo, the titanosaur is huge measuring 122 feet long and 28 feet tall

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Pterosaur glides above the Stanley Field Hall at the Field Museum in Chicago

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Stanley Field Hall, the Field Museum, Chicago

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Smiling Maximo

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Dimetrodon on display at the Field Museum

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Deinonychus and buitreraptor on display at the Field Museum

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Tyrannosaurus Rex at theField Museum. Part of the Evolving Planet exhibit

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T-rex at the Field Museum

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Parasaurolophus at the Field Museum in Chicago

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Triceratops at the Field Museum

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The bent or crushed nose of Sue, the tyrannosaur

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Sue's jaw showing those terrific teeth and the holes along her jaw. These are believed to have been caused by disease

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Sue's new home at the Field Museum

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Sue, named after the woman who found her, on display at the Field Museum

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