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A scrap-metal Tyrannosaurus rex sculpture stands at the edge of the South Dakota prairie in the small town of Faith. The statue honors Sue, the largest and most complete T. rex fossil found in the United States. Built from recycled tractors and agricultural materials, the sculpture supports the town's claim to be the "T. rex Capital of the World." The original Sue skeleton is held at Chicago's Field Museum, according to Atlas Obscura.
Sources:Atlas Obscura