Crimestoppers have appealed to the community in Canberra to help them locate a dinasour that was stolen on Thursday night.
The 1.6 metre Utahraptor is made of fibreglass and was stolen from outside the National Dinosaur Museum in Gold Creek.
Superintendent Brett Kidner says anyone who spots the life-like dinosaur statue should call CrimeStoppers.
"Its brown in colour with dark stripes across the back," he said.
"It would probably stick out fairly obviously on a trailer or possibly someone may have put it into the back of a truck."
Valued at $2,400, the museum is appealing to anyone with information to come forward. Ben Wardle ftom the museum is offering a no questions asked agreement if the dinasour is returned.
"Even if it was just returned anonymously," he said. "Its very popular and quite an attraction for us."
So if you are in Canberra and notice a 1.6 metre Utahraptor in someone's backyard, call it in.
"Its brown in colour with dark stripes across the back," he said.
"It would probably stick out fairly obviously on a trailer or possibly someone may have put it into the back of a truck."
Valued at $2,400, the museum is appealing to anyone with information to come forward. Ben Wardle ftom the museum is offering a no questions asked agreement if the dinasour is returned.
"Even if it was just returned anonymously," he said. "Its very popular and quite an attraction for us."
So if you are in Canberra and notice a 1.6 metre Utahraptor in someone's backyard, call it in.
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