ナショナルジオグラフィックさんのインスタグラム写真 - (ナショナルジオグラフィックInstagram)「Photo by @gabrielegalimbertiphoto and Juri De Luca | Fossils of long-extinct creatures aren’t just for museums. Today there’re in homes and businesses, as wealthy collectors indulge a controversial hobby. Jean Le Moussu is feeding one of the many peacocks that live at the Château de Marqueyssac, a 17th-century home and gardens in Vézac, France. The site is open to public, and dinosaur Kan has become one of the main attractions of the place. The château, with its garden and the dinosaur, is the property of Kléber Rossillon, a French businessman. The allosaurus, measuring over seven meters long and two meters high, dates back to around 153 million years. It was discovered in the Jurassic-era Morrison Formation, in Wyoming, an area famous for dinosaur fossils. Its skeleton is nearly entirely intact, and its skull is among the five best preserved skulls in the world. Its skeleton is 75 percent complete, and shows the deadly predator in a running position with its mouth wide open. For more photos and stories, follow @gabrielegalimbertiphoto.」12月24日 20時38分