Did The Rock pay $31.8 million for a real T. rex skull
Dwayne Johnson — known to the world as The Rock, of course — has made a lot of money over his WWE and acting career
But would he take some of that cash and … spend it on the
real
skull of a Tyrannosaurus Rex?
During Monday night’s ManningCast broadcast of the Los Angeles Rams’ takedown of the Arizona Cardinals, Johnson appeared as a guest
when he was asked about the giant skull in the background of his shot, he informed them that it was named “Stan
That leads us down a bit of a rabbit hole: Is that thing a real T. rex skull? And if so … did he pay a ton for it?
Why is it so important that he described it as “Stan” and that the head was the complete T. rex skull?
Let’s go back to October of 2020. A man named Stan Sacrison found something in South Dakota
which turned out to be a Tyrannosaurus rex skull. It was named Stan after the man who found it. From Smithsonian Magazine
The famous Tyrannosaurus rex specimen went at auction for $31.8 million on October 6
The famous Tyrannosaurus rex specimen went at auction for $31.8 million on October 6