Million-Year-Old Dinosaur Fossil and International Competition Success
It has been announced that the Nanotyrannus fossil 'Jodi', which has sparked debate in the scientific world, will be put up for auction.
While the approximately 67-million-year-old Nanotyrannus fossil 'Jodi', which is at the center of scientific debates, prepares to find a buyer at an auction to be held in New York, a remarkable success was also achieved on the international stage.
Fossil Features and Auction Details
The approximately 67-million-year-old dinosaur skeleton named Jodi will be put up for sale at an auction to be organized by Sotheby's in New York on October 27.
The skeleton, which has a pre-sale estimate ranging between six million and nine million dollars, is six meters long and two meters high.
Scientific Importance and Market Status
Being one of only three scientifically verified Nanotyrannus skeletons, this specimen holds the distinction of being the first of this rare genus to hit the market.
Turkey's Ranking in the International Competition
Representing Turkey at the Mister Global 2026 finals held in Thailand, Dilhan Divrikli was selected as the world champion as a result of the evaluations carried out.