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Transporting a half-tonne heavy dinosaur skull

09 May, 2023

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The Triceratops skull, the largest among land animals of its time, weighs approx. 500 kgs, and required delicate and professional handling on its journey from Canada via the US to Germany

A Triceratops skull from the Cretaceous Period between 145.5 and 65.5 million years ago was to exhibit at the Museum of Natural History in Berlin. In a close cross-country collaboration between Canada, the US and Germany, the unusual cargo was successfully put on display after passing one of our most peculiar customs clearance procedures to date.

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