"Pictured: A general view of the Dinosaur outside of Dan Yr Ogof, The National Showcaves Centre for Wales, Abercraf, Swansea, Wales, UK<br /> A 3/4 of a tonne dinosaur is being auctioned off  in order to raise funds for JDRF, a charity that funds research into finding a cure for people with type I diabetes.<br /> The 15 ft tall (4.6mtrs) fibreglass Allosaurus has been part of the exhibition at Dan Yr Ogof, The National Showcaves Centre for Wales, for some years.<br /> The idea for the auction came from Ashford Price, chairman of the National Show Caves for Wales at Dan yr Ogof, whose son and grandson both live with type 1 diabetes. Ashford said: ""Diabetes is a difficult medical condition even for adults, but for young children it is so much harder.<br /> ""Some young children have six insulin injections every day just to stay alive. Can you imagine the parents' anguish having to put a child through this daily ritual?<br /> The dinosaur measures 24ft long (7.3mtrs) and its 8ft (2.4mtrs) at its widest point <br /> The dinosaur is being auctioned to the highest bidder in order to raise funds for JDRF, a charity that funds research into finding a cure for people with type I diabetes.<br /> To put in a bid email the charity at wales@jdrf.org.uk by the 26th of February."
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