Dinosaur Museum

... feat in itself - five floors, modern décor and lots of room to walk around the displays. There were several dinosaur artifacts from Drumheller on display along with all kinds of other prehistoric creatures from all over the world. The displays from ...

Zigong is known around China for being the land of Salt and Dinosaurs! So we took a trip to their dinosaur museum.  It was a great little museum.  I am pretty sure that all the fossils on display were from the very site we were on.  In the ...

Day 4 May 20 Attempted to explore Dinosaur Park after striking camp.  It was a crazy fraggle rawk sandcastle world of awesomness, but the mosquitoes were absolutely ruthless.  But we took some photos non the less until insanity drove us back to ...

... at the museum! Royal Tyrrell Museum holds more than 80,000 specimens, including 50 full-size dinosaur skeletons, the world's largest such display. The museum is also a major research center; a large window into the main preparation laboratory allows you ...

Great prehistoric museum ... not much else but the ...

... our Big Monument tour across Canada.    3pm - Our main destination for the day was the famous Tyrell Dinosaur Museum located a short drive west of Drumheller.  Inside the exhibition, it almost felt like a scene out ...

... by the time I get to the museum/cultural center it’s almost closing time.  It’s almost the same price as the dinosaur museum, too, so I blow it off.  I’m starting to feel nickeled-and-dimed to death.  I DO stop at the ...

... could not linger too long as we had an appointment at the Mef, Museo Paleontologico Egidio Euruglio or otherwise known to us "The Dinosaur museum" and had a guide waiting to show us the dino delights of the region.  The museum did not let us down.  We ...

... the weather turned a bit cold and cloudy, we packed up our camp on the third day and made our way to the Quark Larry dinosaur museum which was about 88km along a rough gravel road. 160km roundtrip is a bit of a trek but the museum was fascinating as it ...

... found our campsite and settled in, got the trailer heated up and left Candy in the warmth and headed off for the Royal Tyrrell Dinosaur Museum.  It was fabulous.  You don't have to be into this sort of thing to appreciate all the work that has ...

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... tour and Cassie would be second to none as a docent in the US.  Imaging doing a one hour scripted presentation at the High Museum of Art and doing it in Chinese.  She was incredible. Shades of Juracic Park, but at least none of these were ...

... into the Dinosaur area. I have to admit, it was nothing special conpared to the Tyrell in Drumheller. I mean, there wern't many dinosaur bones here, just lots and the ocassional dinosaur. However, they did have a mecanical version of the T-rex! That was ...

... .  There was a nice display of formerly live animals from around the world, a large plant life section, fairly large dinosaur display, and a human body display, all in their own "chinese" way.  Westerners here have noticed that the chinese ...

... quite excited because it was in the neighbourhood we stayed in last time AND we had never been there. We headed straight for the dinosaur bones exhibit. It was SOOOOO cool. We had never seen anything like this. There were so many dinosaur fossils. It was ...

... up our camp, and are away by 11am. Back for another look at Hughenden, taking photos of the windmill emblem and loca fibreglassl dinosaur, then off down the Kennedy Developmental Road to Winton.     A lot of flat, green land on this road. ...