Dig a Brachiosaurus

Dig a BrachiosaurusCan you dig it? Although its not quite like carrying heavy equipment on a long hike through the badlands to excavate fossils, its close enough. Bones are encased in a plaster block. Use the specially designed digging tool to expose the fossils, and then assemble the skeleton. Create your own natural history museum! Dimensions: 7 in x 2. 5 in x 8 in 18 cm x 6. 5 cm x 20 cm Royal Tyrrell Museum Cooperating Society Members receive a 15% discount All

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Although it’s not quite like carrying heavy equipment on a long hike through the badlands to excavate fossils

The last ceratopsian (horned dinosaur) to evolve about 68 million years ago was Triceratops

Researcher Emeritus at the Royal Tyrrell Museum

Gorgosaurus is related to Albertosaurus and T

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While they typically lived in dens

The very first evidence of Smilodon living in Canada was recorded in late 2019 from a fossil found in Medicine Hat

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Gorgosaurus libratus lived 76

Although the spikes were undoubtedly used for defence

Dimensions: 2 in x 1