The Melbourne Museum Triceratops is one of the most complete and finely preserved Triceratops skeletons in the world. At a minimum, 85% of the specimen is complete by bone count.

Triceratops horridus survived to adulthood. Then, from the moment of death until its discovery 67 million years later, its safely buried skeleton stayed remarkably intact from the tip of its horns to the end of its tail. It was already a fossil when an asteroid hit Earth and ended the Mesozoic Era. This limited-edition 3D printed object is an exact, to scale replica of the last four bones of the Melbourne Museum Triceratops horridus specimen.

This product has been created by Museums Victoria. Our venues include Melbourne Museum, Scienceworks, Immigration Museum and the Royal Exhibition Building.

Proceeds from the sale of this product support Museums Victoria’s collections and research.