College student discovers 65-million-year-old Triceratops skull
The California student was on a two-week dig trip in North Dakota when he stumbled upon the relic. Continue reading
Dinosaur
Scotty, world’s largest T-rex, goes on display in Regina
Scotty, the world’s largest Tyrannosaurus rex, is now at his new home at the Royal Saskatchewan Museum in Regina. Continue reading
Scotty the T. rex’s original home set to open for the summer
By Taylor Braat Online Producer
Scotty, the world’s largest T. rex’s excavation site will be open May 18 until Labour Day. Continue reading
Alberta paleontologists confirm ‘Scotty’ is world’s biggest Tyrannosaurus rex
“Scotty” lived in prehistoric Saskatchewan 66 million years ago. The bones of the 13-metre long dinosaur were discovered during a dig in the province in 1991. Continue reading
Calgary Zoo’s Dinny the Dinosaur to get $200,000 makeover
The infamous concrete Brontosaurus named Dinny is set to have $200,000 in repairs. Continue reading
Do you recognize this dinosaur? Manitoba Museum takes unique approach to lost-and-found
The Manitoba Museum has taken to social media to help reunite a small, plush dinosaur that was left in its earth history gallery with its owner. Continue reading
Sask. T. rex remains provide backbone for U of A study
By David Baxter Reporter
University of Alberta researchers are able to advance their T. rex research through 3D scanned images from the Royal Saskatchewan Museum. Continue reading
Construction crews unearth a dinosaur skeleton in Colorado
The discovery of dinosaur fossils came as they were starting work on a new police and fire station in Denver, Colorado. Continue reading
Well-preserved dinosaur found in northern Alberta named after Royal Tyrrell researcher
The Borealopelta markmitchelli could be the most well-preserved dinosaur ever found and now it has a name — in honour of the Alberta museum technician who poured over it for years. Continue reading
Dinosaur skull discovery a first in B.C.
The fossilized tyrannosaur skull was found near Tumbler Ridge, in an area that has produced hundreds of dinosaur teeth, bones and footprints since 2001, but until this month had never yielded a skull. Continue reading