Bronto the Brontosaurus

Bronto the Brontosaurus is a 77-ft long fiberglass dinosaur located along Ellerbee Creek Trail. It's the last dino standing in the original Dinosaur Trail built by the Museum of Life and Science in the 1960s. When his head was damaged decades ago, Durhamites raised thousands to repair it, including printing and selling “Save Bronto” t-shirts. Now, the museum has built a new Dinosaur Trail on its grounds with more than twelve replicas as well as an interactive fossil dig site.