A 66-million-year-old triceratops skull is currently being preserved within Le Freeport, a high-security storage complex in Singapore. The fossil is noted for its exceptional condition, featuring largely intact horns and frill edges. Owned by 26-year-old Chaw Wei Yang, the specimen is kept in a climate-controlled environment designed for high-value assets. Chaw manages Fine Art Storage Services (FASS) at the site, which was formerly known as the Singapore Freeport and is frequently likened to Fort Knox due to its stringent security measures. This specific skull is regarded as one of the most complete triceratops fossils ever unearthed. The facility caters to the storage needs of affluent collectors, providing specialized care for rare historical treasures and significant artifacts.
Source : South China Morning Post
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