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"STATESBORO, GA. (WJCL) One of the featured stars of the box office hit \"Jurassic World\" is on display in Statesboro.The Georgia Southern University Museum is home to a 25-foot Mosasaur which dates back some 64 million years ago.It was discovered in the late 1970's in South Dakota and dug up by Georgia Southern students and brought back to the museum in 1982 and has become a popular attraction since the release of the movie.  \"We've seen some real interest in Mosasaur's and what they really were,\" said Brent Tharp, Director-Georgia Southern History Museum. \"It's such an exciting part of that film that's it's good to see the people have been intrigued by what these animals were and especially  when they realized they lived in South Georgia swimming around in the ocean.\" You can see the Mosasaur exhibit at the Georgia Southern Museum, Tuesday- Friday from 9am-5pm and Saturday and Sunday from 2pm-5pm. Admission is $2."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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