Dinosaur

• University of Calgary paleontologist part of discovery of new dinosaur with 30-cm claws

  Darla Zelenitsky says the remains of the therizinosaur were found in the Gobi desert in 2012 during the construction of a water pipeline.

  Science

  Mar 25
  
• Paleontologists unearth giant skull of Pachyrhinosaurus in Alberta

  They call the large dinosaur skull recovered in Northern Alberta, 'Big Sam.'

  Canada

  Sep 26, 2024
  
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• Megamunch, Regina’s beloved animatronic T.Rex being retired

  Megamunch, the animatronic T. Rex. is being retired after 37 years entertaining guests at the Royal Saskatchewan Museum due to wear and tear.

  Science

  Dec 20, 2023
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• Rare triceratops skull unveiled at the Royal Tyrrell Museum

  Lovers of paleontology are in for a treat as the Royal Tyrrell Museum of Palaeontology unveiled a massive triceratops skull on Oct. 5.

  Education

  Oct 5, 2023
• Edmonton mom, kid share ‘mind-blowing’ dinosaur fossil find

  A mother and son duo from Edmonton were out looking for rocks along the river when they found what may well be a fossil from a duck-billed dinosaur.

  Canada

  Jul 25, 2023
• Dinosaur on the dinner menu for prehistoric mammals, rare fossil suggests

  Even though the mammal in the Chinese-derived fossil is much smaller, researchers think it was attacking the dinosaur when they both got caught in a volcanic flow.

  Trending

  Jul 19, 2023
• Dinosaur species laid eggs like reptiles, brooded like birds, new study finds

  The Troodon, believed to be a meter-long meat-eating dinosaur, is considered to have given rise to birds, said a paleontologist at the Royal Tyrrell Museum in Drumheller, Alta.

  Science

  Apr 3, 2023
• Did the T. rex have lips? New findings with B.C. co-author says yes

  'For a long time, researchers have suggested that theropod dinosaurs had exposed teeth, like crocodiles; this has become the pervasive depiction of predatory dinosaurs in films.'

  Environment

  Mar 30, 2023
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• Jail time and hefty fine handed to man who helped dig out fossilized B.C. dinosaur tracks

  Bennward Dale Ingram, 39, pleaded guilty to excavating on Crown land under the Land Act for the incident at the Six Peaks Dinosaur Track Site near Hudson Hope in July 2020. 

  Crime

  Jan 23, 2023
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• New evidence sheds light on mammal-eating dinosaur

  Microraptors roamed the earth about 120 million years ago, and scientists now have more insight into what they ate.

  Science

  Dec 21, 2022