Ice sculpture of Spinosaurus appears at Makuhari Messe

Ice sculpture of Spinosaurus appears at Makuhari Messe

CHIBA, Japan - Visitors watch Koichi Hirata, a world champion of ice sculpture, putting the finishing touches to a 2.2 meter-high ice sculpture of theropod dinosaur Spinosaurus at ''Dinosaur Expo 2009 - The Miracle of Deserts'' at the Makuhari Messe International Convention Complex in Chiba on Aug. 28.

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