DNAinfo/David Matthews
FIELD MUSEUM — It's a special day at the Field Museum.
Wednesday marks 25 years since paleontologist Sue Hendrickson unearthed the fossilized remains of "Sue," which remains the most largest, best-preserved, and most-complete Tyrannosaurus Rex ever discovered.
Found in South Dakota, Sue stands 13 feet tall, 42 feet long and boasts 58 teeth. The dinosaur skeleton, a mainstay in the Field's lobby, is still the most photographed attraction in the museum. Visit the Field's website for more information.
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