Dinosaur skeleton of largest species unveiled at New York Natural History Museum

One of the world's largest ever dinosaurs made its public debut at New
York's Natural History Museum this weekend. The skeleton of the 100
million year old titanosaur was met with a sold-out
viewing and is set to become a permanent fixture at the museum.

Laura Cantekin reports from New York.

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