Home » Technology » Weertse gives second life to 66 million year old Tyrannos … Weertse gives second life to 66 million year old Tyrannos … April 22, 2021 by world today news – The replica of Trix II was built in the Atrium of Naturalis. Top right Hanneke Jacobs with part of the predator’s printed jaw. — © Tjitske Sluis – T-rex Trix has a sister. Born into the world via 3D printers from Naturalis in Leiden. Hanneke Jacobs from Weert has been working on it for over a year with a team. Trix II arrived in Japan on Thursday. In the coming days, the Limburg native will help her colleagues from a museum in Nagasaki to put together her ‘building kit’ via the internet. – Rob Cobben Today at 9:37 PM— Related posts:Early Findings from the Vikram Lunar Lander and Pragyan Rover: Surprising Discoveries on the Moon's ...CDPR veterans have super good news for The Witcher 3 fansTen podcasts and audiobooks to meet your family's goals for 2021Mark Zuckerberg Reveals New Meta Money Machine, WhatsApp? Toyota started selling the first hydrogen car in the Czech Republic Russia-Czech diplomatic riot escalates: diplomats again expelled Leave a Comment Cancel replyCommentName Email Website Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Δ This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed. Search for: