Tampa, Florida: Recyclosaurus Dinosaur

Huge Trashasaurus Rex, the stuff of Tampa children's nightmares, is made of garbage, and guards "the largest science center in the southeastern United States." Refurbished in 2011; the eyes light up at night.

Since the dinosaur was moved, it's a little hard to access easily. The front desk MOSI person had no idea how to get to it. We parked in a non-parking spot and made out own way to it. It wasn't that impressive, considering the mileage and effort to get to see it.

Recyclosaurus has been relocated between the two buildings at the Museum of Science and Industry (MOSI).

A large red Trashasaurus Rex stands in front of the Museum of Science and Industry (MOSI) on Fowler Avenue in Tampa. MOSI is the largest science center in the southeastern United States. There are even more dinosaurs inside. "MOSI is one of a handful of museums in the world to display one of the largest articulated dinosaurs ever discovered. The sauropods that occupy MOSI's lobby reach three stories with a total combined length of approximately 150 feet. Their long tails helped to balance their very long necks, making it possible for some to reach as high as five stories."