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20231214_zia_i202_026 December 14, 2023, Paris, France, France: Bruno Levesque / IP3 Paris France 14 Decembre 2023.Visite de presse de l exposition L'Art de la brique qui presentent des Å?uvres d'art realisees avec des briques Lego par l artiste americain Nathan Sawaya squelette dâ??un T-Rex Organise par la societée de production Exhibition Hub et Fever.Press tour of the Art of Brick exhibition which presents works of art made with Lego bricks by American artist Nathan Sawaya in Paris France on December 14, 2023 (Credit Image: © Bruno Levesque/IP3/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)

RC26X2A8WJZY This artist's reconstruction depicts North Dakota in the first months following the impact of an asteroid off Mexico's coast 66 million years ago, showing a dark, dusty and cold world in which the last non-avian dinosaurs, illustrated by the species Dakotaraptor steini, were on the edge of extinction in this undated handout. Mark A. Garlick/Handout via REUTERS. THIS IMAGE HAS BEEN SUPPLIED BY A THIRD PARTY. NO RESALES. NO ARCHIVES

20230415_zia_p185_011 April 15, 2023, Berlin, Germany: On April 15, 2023, Extinction Rebellion, an environmental movement, held a creative flash mob at the central train station today to draw attention to the ongoing global extinction of species. About 20 amateur actors dressed up in imaginative animal costumes and business attire performed a pantomime scene illustrating how ecosystem destruction is endangering our livelihoods. Passersby at the train station were encouraged to pause and ''confront the threat posed by the ecological crisis,'' according to a spokesperson. The group demands that the government implement an effective species protection program with measures that will lead to a profound structural change in the agricultural, energy, and transportation sectors. The current system is causing the sixth major extinction of species and destroying the fragile food webs upon which our existence depends..''We are currently witnessing the largest species extinction since the dinosaurs' disappearance. The ecological crisis is impossible to ignore, yet it is hardly being reported on!'' lamented Manon Gerhardt of Extinction Rebellion.'' Susanne Egli of Extinction Rebellion further stated that ''the government is violating Article 20a of the Basic Law by endangering the food security of the population with inadequate measures to combat species extinction. (Credit Image: © Michael Kuenne/PRESSCOV/Zuma Press/Fotoarena Wire)

20230415_zia_p185_005 April 15, 2023, Berlin, Germany: On April 15, 2023, Extinction Rebellion, an environmental movement, held a creative flash mob at the central train station today to draw attention to the ongoing global extinction of species. About 20 amateur actors dressed up in imaginative animal costumes and business attire performed a pantomime scene illustrating how ecosystem destruction is endangering our livelihoods. Passersby at the train station were encouraged to pause and ''confront the threat posed by the ecological crisis,'' according to a spokesperson. The group demands that the government implement an effective species protection program with measures that will lead to a profound structural change in the agricultural, energy, and transportation sectors. The current system is causing the sixth major extinction of species and destroying the fragile food webs upon which our existence depends..''We are currently witnessing the largest species extinction since the dinosaurs' disappearance. The ecological crisis is impossible to ignore, yet it is hardly being reported on!'' lamented Manon Gerhardt of Extinction Rebellion.'' Susanne Egli of Extinction Rebellion further stated that ''the government is violating Article 20a of the Basic Law by endangering the food security of the population with inadequate measures to combat species extinction. (Credit Image: © Michael Kuenne/PRESSCOV/Zuma Press/Fotoarena Wire)

20230415_zia_p185_010 April 15, 2023, Berlin, Germany: On April 15, 2023, Extinction Rebellion, an environmental movement, held a creative flash mob at the central train station today to draw attention to the ongoing global extinction of species. About 20 amateur actors dressed up in imaginative animal costumes and business attire performed a pantomime scene illustrating how ecosystem destruction is endangering our livelihoods. Passersby at the train station were encouraged to pause and ''confront the threat posed by the ecological crisis,'' according to a spokesperson. The group demands that the government implement an effective species protection program with measures that will lead to a profound structural change in the agricultural, energy, and transportation sectors. The current system is causing the sixth major extinction of species and destroying the fragile food webs upon which our existence depends..''We are currently witnessing the largest species extinction since the dinosaurs' disappearance. The ecological crisis is impossible to ignore, yet it is hardly being reported on!'' lamented Manon Gerhardt of Extinction Rebellion.'' Susanne Egli of Extinction Rebellion further stated that ''the government is violating Article 20a of the Basic Law by endangering the food security of the population with inadequate measures to combat species extinction. (Credit Image: © Michael Kuenne/PRESSCOV/Zuma Press/Fotoarena Wire)

20230415_zia_p185_006 April 15, 2023, Berlin, Germany: On April 15, 2023, Extinction Rebellion, an environmental movement, held a creative flash mob at the central train station today to draw attention to the ongoing global extinction of species. About 20 amateur actors dressed up in imaginative animal costumes and business attire performed a pantomime scene illustrating how ecosystem destruction is endangering our livelihoods. Passersby at the train station were encouraged to pause and ''confront the threat posed by the ecological crisis,'' according to a spokesperson. The group demands that the government implement an effective species protection program with measures that will lead to a profound structural change in the agricultural, energy, and transportation sectors. The current system is causing the sixth major extinction of species and destroying the fragile food webs upon which our existence depends..''We are currently witnessing the largest species extinction since the dinosaurs' disappearance. The ecological crisis is impossible to ignore, yet it is hardly being reported on!'' lamented Manon Gerhardt of Extinction Rebellion.'' Susanne Egli of Extinction Rebellion further stated that ''the government is violating Article 20a of the Basic Law by endangering the food security of the population with inadequate measures to combat species extinction. (Credit Image: © Michael Kuenne/PRESSCOV/Zuma Press/Fotoarena Wire)

20230415_zia_p185_002 April 15, 2023, Berlin, Germany: On April 15, 2023, Extinction Rebellion, an environmental movement, held a creative flash mob at the central train station today to draw attention to the ongoing global extinction of species. About 20 amateur actors dressed up in imaginative animal costumes and business attire performed a pantomime scene illustrating how ecosystem destruction is endangering our livelihoods. Passersby at the train station were encouraged to pause and ''confront the threat posed by the ecological crisis,'' according to a spokesperson. The group demands that the government implement an effective species protection program with measures that will lead to a profound structural change in the agricultural, energy, and transportation sectors. The current system is causing the sixth major extinction of species and destroying the fragile food webs upon which our existence depends..''We are currently witnessing the largest species extinction since the dinosaurs' disappearance. The ecological crisis is impossible to ignore, yet it is hardly being reported on!'' lamented Manon Gerhardt of Extinction Rebellion.'' Susanne Egli of Extinction Rebellion further stated that ''the government is violating Article 20a of the Basic Law by endangering the food security of the population with inadequate measures to combat species extinction. (Credit Image: © Michael Kuenne/PRESSCOV/Zuma Press/Fotoarena Wire)

20230415_zia_p185_008 April 15, 2023, Berlin, Germany: On April 15, 2023, Extinction Rebellion, an environmental movement, held a creative flash mob at the central train station today to draw attention to the ongoing global extinction of species. About 20 amateur actors dressed up in imaginative animal costumes and business attire performed a pantomime scene illustrating how ecosystem destruction is endangering our livelihoods. Passersby at the train station were encouraged to pause and ''confront the threat posed by the ecological crisis,'' according to a spokesperson. The group demands that the government implement an effective species protection program with measures that will lead to a profound structural change in the agricultural, energy, and transportation sectors. The current system is causing the sixth major extinction of species and destroying the fragile food webs upon which our existence depends..''We are currently witnessing the largest species extinction since the dinosaurs' disappearance. The ecological crisis is impossible to ignore, yet it is hardly being reported on!'' lamented Manon Gerhardt of Extinction Rebellion.'' Susanne Egli of Extinction Rebellion further stated that ''the government is violating Article 20a of the Basic Law by endangering the food security of the population with inadequate measures to combat species extinction. (Credit Image: © Michael Kuenne/PRESSCOV/Zuma Press/Fotoarena Wire)

45716178 On April 15, 2023, Extinction Rebellion, an environmental movement, held a creative flash mob at the central train station today to draw attention to the ongoing global extinction of species. About 20 amateur actors dressed up in imaginative animal costumes and business attire performed a pantomime scene illustrating how ecosystem destruction is endangering our livelihoods. Passersby at the train station were encouraged to pause and "confront the threat posed by the ecological crisis," according to a spokesperson. The group demands that the government implement an effective species protection program with measures that will lead to a profound structural change in the agricultural, energy, and transportation sectors. The current system is causing the sixth major extinction of species and destroying the fragile food webs upon which our existence depends."We are currently witnessing the largest species extinction since the dinosaurs' disappearance. The ecological crisis is impossible to ignore, yet it is hardly being reported on!" lamented Manon Gerhardt of Extinction Rebellion." Susanne Egli of Extinction Rebellion further stated that "the government is violating Article 20a of the Basic Law by endangering the food security of the population with inadequate measures to combat species extinction." Photo Credit: Michael Kuenne/ PRESSCOV/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena

45716167 On April 15, 2023, Extinction Rebellion, an environmental movement, held a creative flash mob at the central train station today to draw attention to the ongoing global extinction of species. About 20 amateur actors dressed up in imaginative animal costumes and business attire performed a pantomime scene illustrating how ecosystem destruction is endangering our livelihoods. Passersby at the train station were encouraged to pause and "confront the threat posed by the ecological crisis," according to a spokesperson. The group demands that the government implement an effective species protection program with measures that will lead to a profound structural change in the agricultural, energy, and transportation sectors. The current system is causing the sixth major extinction of species and destroying the fragile food webs upon which our existence depends."We are currently witnessing the largest species extinction since the dinosaurs' disappearance. The ecological crisis is impossible to ignore, yet it is hardly being reported on!" lamented Manon Gerhardt of Extinction Rebellion." Susanne Egli of Extinction Rebellion further stated that "the government is violating Article 20a of the Basic Law by endangering the food security of the population with inadequate measures to combat species extinction." Photo Credit: Michael Kuenne/ PRESSCOV/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena

45716165 On April 15, 2023, Extinction Rebellion, an environmental movement, held a creative flash mob at the central train station today to draw attention to the ongoing global extinction of species. About 20 amateur actors dressed up in imaginative animal costumes and business attire performed a pantomime scene illustrating how ecosystem destruction is endangering our livelihoods. Passersby at the train station were encouraged to pause and "confront the threat posed by the ecological crisis," according to a spokesperson. The group demands that the government implement an effective species protection program with measures that will lead to a profound structural change in the agricultural, energy, and transportation sectors. The current system is causing the sixth major extinction of species and destroying the fragile food webs upon which our existence depends."We are currently witnessing the largest species extinction since the dinosaurs' disappearance. The ecological crisis is impossible to ignore, yet it is hardly being reported on!" lamented Manon Gerhardt of Extinction Rebellion." Susanne Egli of Extinction Rebellion further stated that "the government is violating Article 20a of the Basic Law by endangering the food security of the population with inadequate measures to combat species extinction." Photo Credit: Michael Kuenne/ PRESSCOV/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena

45716166 On April 15, 2023, Extinction Rebellion, an environmental movement, held a creative flash mob at the central train station today to draw attention to the ongoing global extinction of species. About 20 amateur actors dressed up in imaginative animal costumes and business attire performed a pantomime scene illustrating how ecosystem destruction is endangering our livelihoods. Passersby at the train station were encouraged to pause and "confront the threat posed by the ecological crisis," according to a spokesperson. The group demands that the government implement an effective species protection program with measures that will lead to a profound structural change in the agricultural, energy, and transportation sectors. The current system is causing the sixth major extinction of species and destroying the fragile food webs upon which our existence depends."We are currently witnessing the largest species extinction since the dinosaurs' disappearance. The ecological crisis is impossible to ignore, yet it is hardly being reported on!" lamented Manon Gerhardt of Extinction Rebellion." Susanne Egli of Extinction Rebellion further stated that "the government is violating Article 20a of the Basic Law by endangering the food security of the population with inadequate measures to combat species extinction." Photo Credit: Michael Kuenne/ PRESSCOV/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena

45716211 On April 15, 2023, Extinction Rebellion, an environmental movement, held a creative flash mob at the central train station today to draw attention to the ongoing global extinction of species. About 20 amateur actors dressed up in imaginative animal costumes and business attire performed a pantomime scene illustrating how ecosystem destruction is endangering our livelihoods. Passersby at the train station were encouraged to pause and "confront the threat posed by the ecological crisis," according to a spokesperson. The group demands that the government implement an effective species protection program with measures that will lead to a profound structural change in the agricultural, energy, and transportation sectors. The current system is causing the sixth major extinction of species and destroying the fragile food webs upon which our existence depends."We are currently witnessing the largest species extinction since the dinosaurs' disappearance. The ecological crisis is impossible to ignore, yet it is hardly being reported on!" lamented Manon Gerhardt of Extinction Rebellion." Susanne Egli of Extinction Rebellion further stated that "the government is violating Article 20a of the Basic Law by endangering the food security of the population with inadequate measures to combat species extinction." Photo Credit: Michael Kuenne/ PRESSCOV/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena

45716197 On April 15, 2023, Extinction Rebellion, an environmental movement, held a creative flash mob at the central train station today to draw attention to the ongoing global extinction of species. About 20 amateur actors dressed up in imaginative animal costumes and business attire performed a pantomime scene illustrating how ecosystem destruction is endangering our livelihoods. Passersby at the train station were encouraged to pause and "confront the threat posed by the ecological crisis," according to a spokesperson. The group demands that the government implement an effective species protection program with measures that will lead to a profound structural change in the agricultural, energy, and transportation sectors. The current system is causing the sixth major extinction of species and destroying the fragile food webs upon which our existence depends."We are currently witnessing the largest species extinction since the dinosaurs' disappearance. The ecological crisis is impossible to ignore, yet it is hardly being reported on!" lamented Manon Gerhardt of Extinction Rebellion." Susanne Egli of Extinction Rebellion further stated that "the government is violating Article 20a of the Basic Law by endangering the food security of the population with inadequate measures to combat species extinction." Photo Credit: Michael Kuenne/ PRESSCOV/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena

45716168 On April 15, 2023, Extinction Rebellion, an environmental movement, held a creative flash mob at the central train station today to draw attention to the ongoing global extinction of species. About 20 amateur actors dressed up in imaginative animal costumes and business attire performed a pantomime scene illustrating how ecosystem destruction is endangering our livelihoods. Passersby at the train station were encouraged to pause and "confront the threat posed by the ecological crisis," according to a spokesperson. The group demands that the government implement an effective species protection program with measures that will lead to a profound structural change in the agricultural, energy, and transportation sectors. The current system is causing the sixth major extinction of species and destroying the fragile food webs upon which our existence depends."We are currently witnessing the largest species extinction since the dinosaurs' disappearance. The ecological crisis is impossible to ignore, yet it is hardly being reported on!" lamented Manon Gerhardt of Extinction Rebellion." Susanne Egli of Extinction Rebellion further stated that "the government is violating Article 20a of the Basic Law by endangering the food security of the population with inadequate measures to combat species extinction." Photo Credit: Michael Kuenne/ PRESSCOV/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena

45716169 On April 15, 2023, Extinction Rebellion, an environmental movement, held a creative flash mob at the central train station today to draw attention to the ongoing global extinction of species. About 20 amateur actors dressed up in imaginative animal costumes and business attire performed a pantomime scene illustrating how ecosystem destruction is endangering our livelihoods. Passersby at the train station were encouraged to pause and "confront the threat posed by the ecological crisis," according to a spokesperson. The group demands that the government implement an effective species protection program with measures that will lead to a profound structural change in the agricultural, energy, and transportation sectors. The current system is causing the sixth major extinction of species and destroying the fragile food webs upon which our existence depends."We are currently witnessing the largest species extinction since the dinosaurs' disappearance. The ecological crisis is impossible to ignore, yet it is hardly being reported on!" lamented Manon Gerhardt of Extinction Rebellion." Susanne Egli of Extinction Rebellion further stated that "the government is violating Article 20a of the Basic Law by endangering the food security of the population with inadequate measures to combat species extinction." Photo Credit: Michael Kuenne/ PRESSCOV/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena

45716173 On April 15, 2023, Extinction Rebellion, an environmental movement, held a creative flash mob at the central train station today to draw attention to the ongoing global extinction of species. About 20 amateur actors dressed up in imaginative animal costumes and business attire performed a pantomime scene illustrating how ecosystem destruction is endangering our livelihoods. Passersby at the train station were encouraged to pause and "confront the threat posed by the ecological crisis," according to a spokesperson. The group demands that the government implement an effective species protection program with measures that will lead to a profound structural change in the agricultural, energy, and transportation sectors. The current system is causing the sixth major extinction of species and destroying the fragile food webs upon which our existence depends."We are currently witnessing the largest species extinction since the dinosaurs' disappearance. The ecological crisis is impossible to ignore, yet it is hardly being reported on!" lamented Manon Gerhardt of Extinction Rebellion." Susanne Egli of Extinction Rebellion further stated that "the government is violating Article 20a of the Basic Law by endangering the food security of the population with inadequate measures to combat species extinction." Photo Credit: Michael Kuenne/ PRESSCOV/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena

45716170 On April 15, 2023, Extinction Rebellion, an environmental movement, held a creative flash mob at the central train station today to draw attention to the ongoing global extinction of species. About 20 amateur actors dressed up in imaginative animal costumes and business attire performed a pantomime scene illustrating how ecosystem destruction is endangering our livelihoods. Passersby at the train station were encouraged to pause and "confront the threat posed by the ecological crisis," according to a spokesperson. The group demands that the government implement an effective species protection program with measures that will lead to a profound structural change in the agricultural, energy, and transportation sectors. The current system is causing the sixth major extinction of species and destroying the fragile food webs upon which our existence depends."We are currently witnessing the largest species extinction since the dinosaurs' disappearance. The ecological crisis is impossible to ignore, yet it is hardly being reported on!" lamented Manon Gerhardt of Extinction Rebellion." Susanne Egli of Extinction Rebellion further stated that "the government is violating Article 20a of the Basic Law by endangering the food security of the population with inadequate measures to combat species extinction." Photo Credit: Michael Kuenne/ PRESSCOV/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena

45716164 On April 15, 2023, Extinction Rebellion, an environmental movement, held a creative flash mob at the central train station today to draw attention to the ongoing global extinction of species. About 20 amateur actors dressed up in imaginative animal costumes and business attire performed a pantomime scene illustrating how ecosystem destruction is endangering our livelihoods. Passersby at the train station were encouraged to pause and "confront the threat posed by the ecological crisis," according to a spokesperson. The group demands that the government implement an effective species protection program with measures that will lead to a profound structural change in the agricultural, energy, and transportation sectors. The current system is causing the sixth major extinction of species and destroying the fragile food webs upon which our existence depends."We are currently witnessing the largest species extinction since the dinosaurs' disappearance. The ecological crisis is impossible to ignore, yet it is hardly being reported on!" lamented Manon Gerhardt of Extinction Rebellion." Susanne Egli of Extinction Rebellion further stated that "the government is violating Article 20a of the Basic Law by endangering the food security of the population with inadequate measures to combat species extinction." Photo Credit: Michael Kuenne/ PRESSCOV/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena

45716177 On April 15, 2023, Extinction Rebellion, an environmental movement, held a creative flash mob at the central train station today to draw attention to the ongoing global extinction of species. About 20 amateur actors dressed up in imaginative animal costumes and business attire performed a pantomime scene illustrating how ecosystem destruction is endangering our livelihoods. Passersby at the train station were encouraged to pause and "confront the threat posed by the ecological crisis," according to a spokesperson. The group demands that the government implement an effective species protection program with measures that will lead to a profound structural change in the agricultural, energy, and transportation sectors. The current system is causing the sixth major extinction of species and destroying the fragile food webs upon which our existence depends."We are currently witnessing the largest species extinction since the dinosaurs' disappearance. The ecological crisis is impossible to ignore, yet it is hardly being reported on!" lamented Manon Gerhardt of Extinction Rebellion." Susanne Egli of Extinction Rebellion further stated that "the government is violating Article 20a of the Basic Law by endangering the food security of the population with inadequate measures to combat species extinction." Photo Credit: Michael Kuenne/ PRESSCOV/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena

45716171 On April 15, 2023, Extinction Rebellion, an environmental movement, held a creative flash mob at the central train station today to draw attention to the ongoing global extinction of species. About 20 amateur actors dressed up in imaginative animal costumes and business attire performed a pantomime scene illustrating how ecosystem destruction is endangering our livelihoods. Passersby at the train station were encouraged to pause and "confront the threat posed by the ecological crisis," according to a spokesperson. The group demands that the government implement an effective species protection program with measures that will lead to a profound structural change in the agricultural, energy, and transportation sectors. The current system is causing the sixth major extinction of species and destroying the fragile food webs upon which our existence depends."We are currently witnessing the largest species extinction since the dinosaurs' disappearance. The ecological crisis is impossible to ignore, yet it is hardly being reported on!" lamented Manon Gerhardt of Extinction Rebellion." Susanne Egli of Extinction Rebellion further stated that "the government is violating Article 20a of the Basic Law by endangering the food security of the population with inadequate measures to combat species extinction." Photo Credit: Michael Kuenne/ PRESSCOV/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena

45701977 Illustration shows Toy dinosaurs in a tongue-in-cheek kids display during a press visit to the greenhouses of the Royal castle in Laken/Laeken, Brussels, before the opening to the public, Friday 14 April 2023. The greenhouses can be visited during three weeks. BELGA PHOTO JONAS ROOSENS Photo Credit: JONAS ROOSENS/ Belga/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena

20230414_zia_d204_171 April 14, 2023, BRUSSELS, Belgium: Illustration shows Toy dinosaurs in a tongue-in-cheek kids display during a press visit to the greenhouses of the Royal castle in Laken/Laeken, Brussels, before the opening to the public, Friday 14 April 2023. The greenhouses can be visited during three weeks. BELGA PHOTO JONAS ROOSENS (Credit Image: © Jonas Roosens/DDP/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)

20230414_zaf_bg3_186 April 14, 2023, BRUSSELS, Belgium: Illustration shows Toy dinosaurs in a tongue-in-cheek kids display during a press visit to the greenhouses of the Royal castle in Laken/Laeken, Brussels, before the opening to the public, Friday 14 April 2023. The greenhouses can be visited during three weeks. (Credit Image: © Jonas Roosens/Belga/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)

20221014_zia_i202_091 October 14, 2022, Paris, France, France: Bruno Levesque / IP3 Paris France 14 Octobre 2022 Illustration avant la vente annuelle Naturalia a Drouot montage du squelette fossilise de Zephyr, un dinosaure de la famille des iguanodon vieux de plus de 150 millions dâ??annees Son estimation est comprise entre 400 000 et 500 000 â?¬. Decouvert en 2019 dans le Colorado (USA) Zephyr a fait l objet dâ??une minutieuse restauration assuree par une equipe de paleontologues italiens. ..Illustration before the annual Naturalia sale at Drouot Montage of the fossilized skeleton of Zephyr, a dinosaur from the iguanodon family over 150 million years old. Its estimate is between â?¬400,000 and 500,000. Discovered in 2019 in Colorado (USA), Zephyr has undergone a meticulous restoration carried out by a team of Italian paleontologists on October 14 2022 in Paris France ..ILLUSTRATION, NEWS, DINOSAURE, DROUOT, ANIMAL PREHISTORIQUE, PREHISTORIC ANIMAL, AUCTION SALE IACOPO BRIANO ZEPHIR (Credit Image: © Bruno Levesque/IP3/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)

20221014_zia_i202_104 October 14, 2022, Paris, France, France: Bruno Levesque / IP3 Paris France 14 Octobre 2022 Illustration avant la vente annuelle Naturalia a Drouot montage du squelette fossilise de Zephyr, un dinosaure de la famille des iguanodon vieux de plus de 150 millions dâ??annees Son estimation est comprise entre 400 000 et 500 000 â?¬. Decouvert en 2019 dans le Colorado (USA) Zephyr a fait l objet dâ??une minutieuse restauration assuree par une equipe de paleontologues italiens. ..Illustration before the annual Naturalia sale at Drouot Montage of the fossilized skeleton of Zephyr, a dinosaur from the iguanodon family over 150 million years old. Its estimate is between â?¬400,000 and 500,000. Discovered in 2019 in Colorado (USA), Zephyr has undergone a meticulous restoration carried out by a team of Italian paleontologists on October 14 2022 in Paris France ..ILLUSTRATION, NEWS, DINOSAURE, DROUOT, ANIMAL PREHISTORIQUE, PREHISTORIC ANIMAL, AUCTION SALE IACOPO BRIANO ZEPHIR (Credit Image: © Bruno Levesque/IP3/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)

20221014_zia_i202_103 October 14, 2022, Paris, France, France: Bruno Levesque / IP3 Paris France 14 Octobre 2022 Illustration avant la vente annuelle Naturalia a Drouot montage du squelette fossilise de Zephyr, un dinosaure de la famille des iguanodon vieux de plus de 150 millions dâ??annees Son estimation est comprise entre 400 000 et 500 000 â?¬. Decouvert en 2019 dans le Colorado (USA) Zephyr a fait l objet dâ??une minutieuse restauration assuree par une equipe de paleontologues italiens. ..Illustration before the annual Naturalia sale at Drouot Montage of the fossilized skeleton of Zephyr, a dinosaur from the iguanodon family over 150 million years old. Its estimate is between â?¬400,000 and 500,000. Discovered in 2019 in Colorado (USA), Zephyr has undergone a meticulous restoration carried out by a team of Italian paleontologists on October 14 2022 in Paris France ..ILLUSTRATION, NEWS, DINOSAURE, DROUOT, ANIMAL PREHISTORIQUE, PREHISTORIC ANIMAL, AUCTION SALE IACOPO BRIANO ZEPHIR (Credit Image: © Bruno Levesque/IP3/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)

20221014_zia_i202_102 October 14, 2022, Paris, France, France: Bruno Levesque / IP3 Paris France 14 Octobre 2022 Illustration avant la vente annuelle Naturalia a Drouot montage du squelette fossilise de Zephyr, un dinosaure de la famille des iguanodon vieux de plus de 150 millions dâ??annees Son estimation est comprise entre 400 000 et 500 000 â?¬. Decouvert en 2019 dans le Colorado (USA) Zephyr a fait l objet dâ??une minutieuse restauration assuree par une equipe de paleontologues italiens. ..Illustration before the annual Naturalia sale at Drouot Montage of the fossilized skeleton of Zephyr, a dinosaur from the iguanodon family over 150 million years old. Its estimate is between â?¬400,000 and 500,000. Discovered in 2019 in Colorado (USA), Zephyr has undergone a meticulous restoration carried out by a team of Italian paleontologists on October 14 2022 in Paris France ..ILLUSTRATION, NEWS, DINOSAURE, DROUOT, ANIMAL PREHISTORIQUE, PREHISTORIC ANIMAL, AUCTION SALE IACOPO BRIANO ZEPHIR (Credit Image: © Bruno Levesque/IP3/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)

20221014_zia_i202_101 October 14, 2022, Paris, France, France: Bruno Levesque / IP3 Paris France 14 Octobre 2022 Illustration avant la vente annuelle Naturalia a Drouot montage du squelette fossilise de Zephyr, un dinosaure de la famille des iguanodon vieux de plus de 150 millions dâ??annees Son estimation est comprise entre 400 000 et 500 000 â?¬. Decouvert en 2019 dans le Colorado (USA) Zephyr a fait l objet dâ??une minutieuse restauration assuree par une equipe de paleontologues italiens. ..Illustration before the annual Naturalia sale at Drouot Montage of the fossilized skeleton of Zephyr, a dinosaur from the iguanodon family over 150 million years old. Its estimate is between â?¬400,000 and 500,000. Discovered in 2019 in Colorado (USA), Zephyr has undergone a meticulous restoration carried out by a team of Italian paleontologists on October 14 2022 in Paris France ..ILLUSTRATION, NEWS, DINOSAURE, DROUOT, ANIMAL PREHISTORIQUE, PREHISTORIC ANIMAL, AUCTION SALE IACOPO BRIANO ZEPHIR (Credit Image: © Bruno Levesque/IP3/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)

20221014_zia_i202_100 October 14, 2022, Paris, France, France: Bruno Levesque / IP3 Paris France 14 Octobre 2022 Illustration avant la vente annuelle Naturalia a Drouot montage du squelette fossilise de Zephyr, un dinosaure de la famille des iguanodon vieux de plus de 150 millions dâ??annees Son estimation est comprise entre 400 000 et 500 000 â?¬. Decouvert en 2019 dans le Colorado (USA) Zephyr a fait l objet dâ??une minutieuse restauration assuree par une equipe de paleontologues italiens. ..Illustration before the annual Naturalia sale at Drouot Montage of the fossilized skeleton of Zephyr, a dinosaur from the iguanodon family over 150 million years old. Its estimate is between â?¬400,000 and 500,000. Discovered in 2019 in Colorado (USA), Zephyr has undergone a meticulous restoration carried out by a team of Italian paleontologists on October 14 2022 in Paris France ..ILLUSTRATION, NEWS, DINOSAURE, DROUOT, ANIMAL PREHISTORIQUE, PREHISTORIC ANIMAL, AUCTION SALE IACOPO BRIANO ZEPHIR (Credit Image: © Bruno Levesque/IP3/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)

20221014_zia_i202_099 October 14, 2022, Paris, France, France: Bruno Levesque / IP3 Paris France 14 Octobre 2022 Illustration avant la vente annuelle Naturalia a Drouot montage du squelette fossilise de Zephyr, un dinosaure de la famille des iguanodon vieux de plus de 150 millions dâ??annees Son estimation est comprise entre 400 000 et 500 000 â?¬. Decouvert en 2019 dans le Colorado (USA) Zephyr a fait l objet dâ??une minutieuse restauration assuree par une equipe de paleontologues italiens. ..Illustration before the annual Naturalia sale at Drouot Montage of the fossilized skeleton of Zephyr, a dinosaur from the iguanodon family over 150 million years old. Its estimate is between â?¬400,000 and 500,000. Discovered in 2019 in Colorado (USA), Zephyr has undergone a meticulous restoration carried out by a team of Italian paleontologists on October 14 2022 in Paris France ..ILLUSTRATION, NEWS, DINOSAURE, DROUOT, ANIMAL PREHISTORIQUE, PREHISTORIC ANIMAL, AUCTION SALE IACOPO BRIANO ZEPHIR (Credit Image: © Bruno Levesque/IP3/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)

20221014_zia_i202_098 October 14, 2022, Paris, France, France: Bruno Levesque / IP3 Paris France 14 Octobre 2022 Illustration avant la vente annuelle Naturalia a Drouot montage du squelette fossilise de Zephyr, un dinosaure de la famille des iguanodon vieux de plus de 150 millions dâ??annees Son estimation est comprise entre 400 000 et 500 000 â?¬. Decouvert en 2019 dans le Colorado (USA) Zephyr a fait l objet dâ??une minutieuse restauration assuree par une equipe de paleontologues italiens. ..Illustration before the annual Naturalia sale at Drouot Montage of the fossilized skeleton of Zephyr, a dinosaur from the iguanodon family over 150 million years old. Its estimate is between â?¬400,000 and 500,000. Discovered in 2019 in Colorado (USA), Zephyr has undergone a meticulous restoration carried out by a team of Italian paleontologists on October 14 2022 in Paris France ..ILLUSTRATION, NEWS, DINOSAURE, DROUOT, ANIMAL PREHISTORIQUE, PREHISTORIC ANIMAL, AUCTION SALE IACOPO BRIANO ZEPHIR (Credit Image: © Bruno Levesque/IP3/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)

20221014_zia_i202_097 October 14, 2022, Paris, France, France: Bruno Levesque / IP3 Paris France 14 Octobre 2022 Illustration avant la vente annuelle Naturalia a Drouot montage du squelette fossilise de Zephyr, un dinosaure de la famille des iguanodon vieux de plus de 150 millions dâ??annees Son estimation est comprise entre 400 000 et 500 000 â?¬. Decouvert en 2019 dans le Colorado (USA) Zephyr a fait l objet dâ??une minutieuse restauration assuree par une equipe de paleontologues italiens. ..Illustration before the annual Naturalia sale at Drouot Montage of the fossilized skeleton of Zephyr, a dinosaur from the iguanodon family over 150 million years old. Its estimate is between â?¬400,000 and 500,000. Discovered in 2019 in Colorado (USA), Zephyr has undergone a meticulous restoration carried out by a team of Italian paleontologists on October 14 2022 in Paris France ..ILLUSTRATION, NEWS, DINOSAURE, DROUOT, ANIMAL PREHISTORIQUE, PREHISTORIC ANIMAL, AUCTION SALE IACOPO BRIANO ZEPHIR (Credit Image: © Bruno Levesque/IP3/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)

20221014_zia_i202_096 October 14, 2022, Paris, France, France: Bruno Levesque / IP3 Paris France 14 Octobre 2022 Illustration avant la vente annuelle Naturalia a Drouot montage du squelette fossilise de Zephyr, un dinosaure de la famille des iguanodon vieux de plus de 150 millions dâ??annees Son estimation est comprise entre 400 000 et 500 000 â?¬. Decouvert en 2019 dans le Colorado (USA) Zephyr a fait l objet dâ??une minutieuse restauration assuree par une equipe de paleontologues italiens. ..Illustration before the annual Naturalia sale at Drouot Montage of the fossilized skeleton of Zephyr, a dinosaur from the iguanodon family over 150 million years old. Its estimate is between â?¬400,000 and 500,000. Discovered in 2019 in Colorado (USA), Zephyr has undergone a meticulous restoration carried out by a team of Italian paleontologists on October 14 2022 in Paris France ..ILLUSTRATION, NEWS, DINOSAURE, DROUOT, ANIMAL PREHISTORIQUE, PREHISTORIC ANIMAL, AUCTION SALE IACOPO BRIANO ZEPHIR (Credit Image: © Bruno Levesque/IP3/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)

20221014_zia_i202_095 October 14, 2022, Paris, France, France: Bruno Levesque / IP3 Paris France 14 Octobre 2022 Illustration avant la vente annuelle Naturalia a Drouot montage du squelette fossilise de Zephyr, un dinosaure de la famille des iguanodon vieux de plus de 150 millions dâ??annees Son estimation est comprise entre 400 000 et 500 000 â?¬. Decouvert en 2019 dans le Colorado (USA) Zephyr a fait l objet dâ??une minutieuse restauration assuree par une equipe de paleontologues italiens. ..Illustration before the annual Naturalia sale at Drouot Montage of the fossilized skeleton of Zephyr, a dinosaur from the iguanodon family over 150 million years old. Its estimate is between â?¬400,000 and 500,000. Discovered in 2019 in Colorado (USA), Zephyr has undergone a meticulous restoration carried out by a team of Italian paleontologists on October 14 2022 in Paris France ..ILLUSTRATION, NEWS, DINOSAURE, DROUOT, ANIMAL PREHISTORIQUE, PREHISTORIC ANIMAL, AUCTION SALE IACOPO BRIANO ZEPHIR (Credit Image: © Bruno Levesque/IP3/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)

20221014_zia_i202_094 October 14, 2022, Paris, France, France: Bruno Levesque / IP3 Paris France 14 Octobre 2022 Illustration avant la vente annuelle Naturalia a Drouot montage du squelette fossilise de Zephyr, un dinosaure de la famille des iguanodon vieux de plus de 150 millions dâ??annees Son estimation est comprise entre 400 000 et 500 000 â?¬. Decouvert en 2019 dans le Colorado (USA) Zephyr a fait l objet dâ??une minutieuse restauration assuree par une equipe de paleontologues italiens. ..Illustration before the annual Naturalia sale at Drouot Montage of the fossilized skeleton of Zephyr, a dinosaur from the iguanodon family over 150 million years old. Its estimate is between â?¬400,000 and 500,000. Discovered in 2019 in Colorado (USA), Zephyr has undergone a meticulous restoration carried out by a team of Italian paleontologists on October 14 2022 in Paris France ..ILLUSTRATION, NEWS, DINOSAURE, DROUOT, ANIMAL PREHISTORIQUE, PREHISTORIC ANIMAL, AUCTION SALE IACOPO BRIANO ZEPHIR (Credit Image: © Bruno Levesque/IP3/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)

20221014_zia_i202_093 October 14, 2022, Paris, France, France: Bruno Levesque / IP3 Paris France 14 Octobre 2022 Illustration avant la vente annuelle Naturalia a Drouot montage du squelette fossilise de Zephyr, un dinosaure de la famille des iguanodon vieux de plus de 150 millions dâ??annees Son estimation est comprise entre 400 000 et 500 000 â?¬. Decouvert en 2019 dans le Colorado (USA) Zephyr a fait l objet dâ??une minutieuse restauration assuree par une equipe de paleontologues italiens. ..Illustration before the annual Naturalia sale at Drouot Montage of the fossilized skeleton of Zephyr, a dinosaur from the iguanodon family over 150 million years old. Its estimate is between â?¬400,000 and 500,000. Discovered in 2019 in Colorado (USA), Zephyr has undergone a meticulous restoration carried out by a team of Italian paleontologists on October 14 2022 in Paris France ..ILLUSTRATION, NEWS, DINOSAURE, DROUOT, ANIMAL PREHISTORIQUE, PREHISTORIC ANIMAL, AUCTION SALE IACOPO BRIANO ZEPHIR (Credit Image: © Bruno Levesque/IP3/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)

20221014_zia_i202_092 October 14, 2022, Paris, France, France: Bruno Levesque / IP3 Paris France 14 Octobre 2022 Illustration avant la vente annuelle Naturalia a Drouot montage du squelette fossilise de Zephyr, un dinosaure de la famille des iguanodon vieux de plus de 150 millions dâ??annees Son estimation est comprise entre 400 000 et 500 000 â?¬. Decouvert en 2019 dans le Colorado (USA) Zephyr a fait l objet dâ??une minutieuse restauration assuree par une equipe de paleontologues italiens. ..Illustration before the annual Naturalia sale at Drouot Montage of the fossilized skeleton of Zephyr, a dinosaur from the iguanodon family over 150 million years old. Its estimate is between â?¬400,000 and 500,000. Discovered in 2019 in Colorado (USA), Zephyr has undergone a meticulous restoration carried out by a team of Italian paleontologists on October 14 2022 in Paris France ..ILLUSTRATION, NEWS, DINOSAURE, DROUOT, ANIMAL PREHISTORIQUE, PREHISTORIC ANIMAL, AUCTION SALE IACOPO BRIANO ZEPHIR (Credit Image: © Bruno Levesque/IP3/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)

20220928_zaf_bg3_221 September 28, 2022, CHARLEROI, BELGIUM: Illustration picture shows the construction of the 'Expo Dino' exposition on dinosaurs on the former Caterpillar site in Charleroi on Wednesday 28 September 2022. (Credit Image: © Laurie Dieffembacq/Belga/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)

20220928_zaf_bg3_214 September 28, 2022, CHARLEROI, BELGIUM: Illustration picture shows the construction of the 'Expo Dino' exposition on dinosaurs on the former Caterpillar site in Charleroi on Wednesday 28 September 2022. (Credit Image: © Laurie Dieffembacq/Belga/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)

20220928_zaf_bg3_215 September 28, 2022, CHARLEROI, BELGIUM: Illustration picture shows the construction of the 'Expo Dino' exposition on dinosaurs on the former Caterpillar site in Charleroi on Wednesday 28 September 2022. (Credit Image: © Laurie Dieffembacq/Belga/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)

20220928_zaf_bg3_216 September 28, 2022, CHARLEROI, BELGIUM: Illustration picture shows the construction of the 'Expo Dino' exposition on dinosaurs on the former Caterpillar site in Charleroi on Wednesday 28 September 2022. (Credit Image: © Laurie Dieffembacq/Belga/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)

20220928_zaf_bg3_209 September 28, 2022, CHARLEROI, BELGIUM: Illustration picture shows the construction of the 'Expo Dino' exposition on dinosaurs on the former Caterpillar site in Charleroi on Wednesday 28 September 2022. (Credit Image: © Laurie Dieffembacq/Belga/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)

20220928_zaf_bg3_212 September 28, 2022, CHARLEROI, BELGIUM: Illustration picture shows the construction of the 'Expo Dino' exposition on dinosaurs on the former Caterpillar site in Charleroi on Wednesday 28 September 2022. (Credit Image: © Laurie Dieffembacq/Belga/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)

20220928_zaf_bg3_211 September 28, 2022, CHARLEROI, BELGIUM: Illustration picture shows the construction of the 'Expo Dino' exposition on dinosaurs on the former Caterpillar site in Charleroi on Wednesday 28 September 2022. (Credit Image: © Laurie Dieffembacq/Belga/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)

20220928_zaf_bg3_205 September 28, 2022, CHARLEROI, BELGIUM: Illustration picture shows the construction of the 'Expo Dino' exposition on dinosaurs on the former Caterpillar site in Charleroi on Wednesday 28 September 2022. (Credit Image: © Laurie Dieffembacq/Belga/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)

20220928_zaf_bg3_208 September 28, 2022, CHARLEROI, BELGIUM: Illustration picture shows the construction of the 'Expo Dino' exposition on dinosaurs on the former Caterpillar site in Charleroi on Wednesday 28 September 2022. (Credit Image: © Laurie Dieffembacq/Belga/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)

20220928_zaf_bg3_204 September 28, 2022, CHARLEROI, BELGIUM: Illustration picture shows the construction of the 'Expo Dino' exposition on dinosaurs on the former Caterpillar site in Charleroi on Wednesday 28 September 2022. (Credit Image: © Laurie Dieffembacq/Belga/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)

41778767 Illustration picture shows the construction of the 'Expo Dino' exposition on dinosaurs on the former Caterpillar site in Charleroi on Wednesday 28 September 2022. BELGA PHOTO LAURIE DIEFFEMBACQ Photo Credit: LAURIE DIEFFEMBACQ/ Belga/ Sipa US/ Fotoarena

41778763 Illustration picture shows the construction of the 'Expo Dino' exposition on dinosaurs on the former Caterpillar site in Charleroi on Wednesday 28 September 2022. BELGA PHOTO LAURIE DIEFFEMBACQ Photo Credit: LAURIE DIEFFEMBACQ/ Belga/ Sipa US/ Fotoarena

41778766 Illustration picture shows the construction of the 'Expo Dino' exposition on dinosaurs on the former Caterpillar site in Charleroi on Wednesday 28 September 2022. BELGA PHOTO LAURIE DIEFFEMBACQ Photo Credit: LAURIE DIEFFEMBACQ/ Belga/ Sipa US/ Fotoarena

41778765 Illustration picture shows the construction of the 'Expo Dino' exposition on dinosaurs on the former Caterpillar site in Charleroi on Wednesday 28 September 2022. BELGA PHOTO LAURIE DIEFFEMBACQ Photo Credit: LAURIE DIEFFEMBACQ/ Belga/ Sipa US/ Fotoarena

41778764 Illustration picture shows the construction of the 'Expo Dino' exposition on dinosaurs on the former Caterpillar site in Charleroi on Wednesday 28 September 2022. BELGA PHOTO LAURIE DIEFFEMBACQ Photo Credit: LAURIE DIEFFEMBACQ/ Belga/ Sipa US/ Fotoarena

41778753 Illustration picture shows the construction of the 'Expo Dino' exposition on dinosaurs on the former Caterpillar site in Charleroi on Wednesday 28 September 2022. BELGA PHOTO LAURIE DIEFFEMBACQ Photo Credit: LAURIE DIEFFEMBACQ/ Belga/ Sipa US/ Fotoarena

41778761 Illustration picture shows the construction of the 'Expo Dino' exposition on dinosaurs on the former Caterpillar site in Charleroi on Wednesday 28 September 2022. BELGA PHOTO LAURIE DIEFFEMBACQ Photo Credit: LAURIE DIEFFEMBACQ/ Belga/ Sipa US/ Fotoarena

41778757 Illustration picture shows the construction of the 'Expo Dino' exposition on dinosaurs on the former Caterpillar site in Charleroi on Wednesday 28 September 2022. BELGA PHOTO LAURIE DIEFFEMBACQ Photo Credit: LAURIE DIEFFEMBACQ/ Belga/ Sipa US/ Fotoarena

41778754 Illustration picture shows the construction of the 'Expo Dino' exposition on dinosaurs on the former Caterpillar site in Charleroi on Wednesday 28 September 2022. BELGA PHOTO LAURIE DIEFFEMBACQ Photo Credit: LAURIE DIEFFEMBACQ/ Belga/ Sipa US/ Fotoarena

41778759 Illustration picture shows the construction of the 'Expo Dino' exposition on dinosaurs on the former Caterpillar site in Charleroi on Wednesday 28 September 2022. BELGA PHOTO LAURIE DIEFFEMBACQ Photo Credit: LAURIE DIEFFEMBACQ/ Belga/ Sipa US/ Fotoarena

41778762 Illustration picture shows the construction of the 'Expo Dino' exposition on dinosaurs on the former Caterpillar site in Charleroi on Wednesday 28 September 2022. BELGA PHOTO LAURIE DIEFFEMBACQ Photo Credit: LAURIE DIEFFEMBACQ/ Belga/ Sipa US/ Fotoarena

41778755 Illustration picture shows the construction of the 'Expo Dino' exposition on dinosaurs on the former Caterpillar site in Charleroi on Wednesday 28 September 2022. BELGA PHOTO LAURIE DIEFFEMBACQ Photo Credit: LAURIE DIEFFEMBACQ/ Belga/ Sipa US/ Fotoarena

41778751 Illustration picture shows the construction of the 'Expo Dino' exposition on dinosaurs on the former Caterpillar site in Charleroi on Wednesday 28 September 2022. BELGA PHOTO LAURIE DIEFFEMBACQ Photo Credit: LAURIE DIEFFEMBACQ/ Belga/ Sipa US/ Fotoarena

41778756 Illustration picture shows the construction of the 'Expo Dino' exposition on dinosaurs on the former Caterpillar site in Charleroi on Wednesday 28 September 2022. BELGA PHOTO LAURIE DIEFFEMBACQ Photo Credit: LAURIE DIEFFEMBACQ/ Belga/ Sipa US/ Fotoarena

41778760 Illustration picture shows the construction of the 'Expo Dino' exposition on dinosaurs on the former Caterpillar site in Charleroi on Wednesday 28 September 2022. BELGA PHOTO LAURIE DIEFFEMBACQ Photo Credit: LAURIE DIEFFEMBACQ/ Belga/ Sipa US/ Fotoarena

41778758 Illustration picture shows the construction of the 'Expo Dino' exposition on dinosaurs on the former Caterpillar site in Charleroi on Wednesday 28 September 2022. BELGA PHOTO LAURIE DIEFFEMBACQ Photo Credit: LAURIE DIEFFEMBACQ/ Belga/ Sipa US/ Fotoarena

41778750 Illustration picture shows the construction of the 'Expo Dino' exposition on dinosaurs on the former Caterpillar site in Charleroi on Wednesday 28 September 2022. BELGA PHOTO LAURIE DIEFFEMBACQ Photo Credit: LAURIE DIEFFEMBACQ/ Belga/ Sipa US/ Fotoarena

1937822 ANDRÉ BARROSO ILUSTRAÇÃODiálogo- My dinosaur frien gave me this skull as a gift. At that moment only comes to my mind: "to be or not to be"?- To be!- Here is the answer!

ny140518213312 **EMBARGO: No electronic distribution, Web posting or street sales before 12:01 a.m. ET Tuesday, May 15, 2018. No exceptions for any reasons. EMBARGO set by source.** Customer service workers at First Utility, a virtual energy company, in Coventry, England, March 8, 2018. Its recent acquisition by Shell, a living dinosaur that continues to make its billions pumping fossil fuels out of the ground, illustrates one of the ways the energy companies that dominated the past are looking toward a future where power is harnessed from the sun and the wind. (Tom Jamieson/The New York Times/Fotoarena)

ny140518213111 **EMBARGO: No electronic distribution, Web posting or street sales before 12:01 a.m. ET Tuesday, May 15, 2018. No exceptions for any reasons. EMBARGO set by source.** The entrance hall at First Utility, a virtual energy company, in Coventry, England, March 8, 2018. Its recent acquisition by Shell, a living dinosaur that continues to make its billions pumping fossil fuels out of the ground, illustrates one of the ways the energy companies that dominated the past are looking toward a future where power is harnessed from the sun and the wind. (Tom Jamieson/The New York Times/Fotoarena)

ny140518213711 **EMBARGO: No electronic distribution, Web posting or street sales before 12:01 a.m. ET Tuesday, May 15, 2018. No exceptions for any reasons. EMBARGO set by source.** Mandeep Deu, left, First Utility?s customer service manager, at their offices in Coventry, England, March 8, 2018. The virtual energy company's recent acquisition by Shell, a living dinosaur that continues to make its billions pumping fossil fuels out of the ground, illustrates one of the ways the energy companies that dominated the past are looking toward a future where power is harnessed from the sun and the wind. (Tom Jamieson/The New York Times/Fotoarena)

955_24_15003270 Art work of a Brachiosaurus.

955_24_12694389 Dinosaur bones on coloured background, close-up

955_24_12427482 Four black and white illustrations showing how to construct adrawing of Diplodocus dinosaur

alb3630951 The Geological Lecture Room, Oxford: Dr. William Buckland Lecturing on February 15, 1823. Artist: Nathaniel Whittock (British, London 1791-1860). Dimensions: Image: 11 7/16 × 15 3/4 in. (29 × 40 cm)Sheet: 13 7/16 × 16 9/16 in. (34.2 × 42 cm). Lithographer: Charles Joseph Hullmandel (British, London 1789-1850 London). Sitter: William Buckland (British, Axminster, Devon 1784-1856 London). Date: 1823-30.Dr. William Buckland, paleontologist and cleric, appears in this print delivering a lecture at Oxford on February 15, 1823. The interior was located in the Ashmoleon Museum, with specimens hanging on the walls and the lecture illustrated with drawings and prints supported on racks and easels. That same year Buckland resigned his college fellowship to become Canon of Christ Church, but continued to give his annual course of lectures on geology and minerology. To accomodate the growing collections of specimens, they were moved between 1830-32 into the adjacent, more spacious, Clarendon building. In 1836, Buckland would publish his "Bridgewater Treatise," intended to prove "the power, wisdom and goodness of God as manifested in the Creation.". Museum: Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, USA.

alb3896318 The Royal College of Surgeons, Lincoln's Inn Fields, London:.

alb3892565 A female Stegosaurus battles to save her infant from the jaws of a carnivorous Allosaurus.

alb3896231 Microraptor was a flying dinosaur reptile and lived in China and Mongolia in the Cretaceous Periods.

alb3876976 A silhouetted Diplodocus dinosaur takes a defensive stance as danger approaches at the start of a prehistoric day.

alb3876616 A herbivorous Protoceratops defending itself from an attacking carnivorous Velociraptor.

alb3886876 A Stegosaurus defending itself from a predatory Allosaurus attack during Earth's Jurassic period.

alb3884982 A Stegosaurus defending itself from an attacking Allosaurus.

alb3886351 Saurophaganax, a huge Allosaurus like dinosaur, attacks a Stegosaurus.

alb3887047 Two Sciurumimus albersdoerferi fighting for the carcass of a lizard on one of the islets of Europe during the Early Jurassic.

alb3882662 Microraptor was a flying dinosaur that lived during the Cretaceous Period of China.

alb3883816 A Teratophoneus dinosaur defends its prey Kosmoceratops from another relative.

alb3889405 A large carnivorous Torvosaurus preying on a Stegosaurus during the Late Jurassic Period in Western Europe (Portugal).

alb3887545 Microraptor gui, a small four-winged dromaeosaur, eating a small fish. The microraptor was recently found in Xing et al 2013 to have preserved fish contents in the gut of a fossil, indicating that the animal likely preyed on fish in life.

alb3885935 During the late Jurassic period, Europe was a dry, tropical archipelago. In this image Archaeopteryx is depicted near the shore of the Tethys Sea. The Archaeopteryx is the earliest known example of a fully feathered dinosaur. Despite its resemblance to birds, Archaeopteryx has more in common with small dinosaurs, especially in regard to its clawed arms and tiny teeth. The highly evolved feathers may have permitted Archaeopteryx to glide short distances, however, it's unlikely Archaeopteryx could fly like a bird.

alb3888300 An armor plated Stegosaurus defending itself from an attacking Allosaurus dinosaur during Earth's Jurassic Period.

alb3884215 The Microraptor was a small flying dinosaur with four wings in the Cretaceous Period of China.

alb3883543 A Kentrosaurus female rears up to defend her offspring from two carnivorous Cryolophosaurus dinosaurs.

alb3887811 Microraptor gui takes advantage of its four wings to make itself look as large as possible.

alb3884533 A pair of Stegosaurus dinosaurs confronting a carnivorous Allosaurus during Earth's Jurassic period.

alb3887953 A herd of Triceratops defend their territory against a pair of Tyrannosaurus Rex during the Cretaceous Period of North America.

ibxole09819282 Medium shot people with dinosaur toy

alb9869575 Torosaurus latus (foreground) and Monoclonius crassus foraging from a tree, extinct herbivorous ceratopsid dinosaurs from the late Cretaceous. Riesenechsen, Torosaurus latus und Monoclonius. Colour printed illustration by F. John from Wilhelm Bolsches Tiere der Urwelt (Animals of the Prehistoric World), Reichardt Cocoa company, Hamburg, 1908.

alb9869997 Extinct ichthyosaurs, Ichthyosaurus communis, jumping above the ocean. Ichthyosaurus (Greek ichthys fish and sauros lizard), extinct genus of ichthyosaur from the Early Jurassic. Ichthyosaurier. Colour printed illustration by Heinrich Harder from Wilhelm Bolsches Tiere der Urwelt (Animals of the Prehistoric World), Reichardt Cocoa company, Hamburg, 1908. Heinrich Harder (1858-1935) was a German landscape artist and book illustrator.

alb9879854 Meiolania species, extinct genus of stem-turtle from the Middle Miocene to Late Pleistocene/Holocene. Riesenschildkrote, Meiolania. Colour printed illustration by F. John from Wilhelm Bolsches Tiere der Urwelt (Animals of the Prehistoric World), Reichardt Cocoa company, Hamburg, 1908.

alb9872526 Palaeotherium, extinct genus of perissodactyl ungulate, mid Eocene to earliest Oligocene. Palaeotherium magnum. Colour printed illustration after Heinrich Harder from Wilhelm Bolsches Tiere der Urwelt (Animals of the Prehistoric World), Reichardt Cocoa company, Hamburg, 1908. Heinrich Harder (1858-1935) was a German landscape artist and book illustrator.

alb9872119 Aceratherium, extinct genus of rhinoceros, Miocene. Aceratherium incisivum. Colour printed illustration after Heinrich Harder from Wilhelm Bolsches Tiere der Urwelt (Animals of the Prehistoric World), Reichardt Cocoa company, Hamburg, 1908. Heinrich Harder (1858-1935) was a German landscape artist and book illustrator.

alb9877132 Northern bald ibis, hermit ibis, or waldrapp, Geronticus eremita, endangered. Fossil record since the Pleistocene. Waldrapp., Waldraben. Colour printed illustration after Heinrich Harder from Wilhelm Bolsches Tiere der Urwelt (Animals of the Prehistoric World), Reichardt Cocoa company, Hamburg, 1908. Heinrich Harder (1858-1935) was a German landscape artist and book illustrator.