Diplodocus skeleton 'Misty' sold at auction

Misty the Dipla Dokus, a rare dinosaur skeleton, was excavated in America, assembled in Holland, and sold in Sussex for £400,000. The buyer remains anonymous, but Misty will be displayed publicly in Britain. The skeleton, consisting of 300 pieces with 40% real bones, presents ownership challenges due to its size and complexity. Misty's discovery was accidental, made by the sons of a famous paleontologist. The Dipla Dokus, known for its long neck and tail, was a highlight at the auction, attracting collectors and enthusiasts.

What was the final auction price for Misty the Diplodocus?

• £200,000

• £600,000

• £800,000

• £400,000

What percentage of Misty the Diplodocus's bones are real?

• 50%

• 40%

• 30%

• 20%

How many pieces is the Diplodocus skeleton assembled from?

• 100

• 200

• 300

• 400

Who accidentally discovered the Diplodocus skeleton?

• A team of archaeologists

• The sons of a famous paleontologist

• A group of tourists

• A local farmer

What is one of the primary uses of the Diplodocus's long tail?

• For balance

• For attracting mates

• For swimming

• For defense against predators