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
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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
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
Scotty the T.rex to receive a body at the Royal Saskatchewan Museum
By David Baxter Reporter
Scotty the T. rex will be receiving a body as part of a major overhaul to the Royal Saskatchewan Museum that will see new community spaces developed. Continue reading
Science and Technology Museum unveils ‘Art of the Brick’ exhibit
Around two dozen sculptures made of Lego bricks were unveiled Monday as part of the ‘Art of the Brick’ exhibit. Continue reading
Dinosaurs on display at Calgary’s Mount Royal University
The university unveiled fossils of a baby Triceratops and what is believed by some to be a young Tyrannosaurus Rex on Thursday. A third fossil of an early semi-aquatic mammal was also unveiled. Continue reading
Tyrannosaurus rex expected to be named Saskatchewan’s fossil
The Tyrannosaurus rex is expected to become Saskatchewan’s provincial fossil. Continue reading
What does a T. Rex feel like? U of A paleontologists find out in new fossil discovery
For the first time, researchers have an idea of what it would feel like to touch a Tyrannosaurus Rex, thanks to the discovery of skin fossils in Alberta and South Dakota. Continue reading
Robotic dinosaurs at U.K. theme park upgraded with cognitive software
Animatronic dinosaurs at one of the UK’s oldest theme parks are being given a new lease of life after being fitted with cognitive computing technology. Continue reading