Park of dinosaur fossils - Canada
Unesco's Science and Education Organization has recognized Canada's dinosaur fossil park as a World Natural Heritage in 1979.
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Unesco's Science and Education Organization has recognized Canada's dinosaur fossil park as a World Natural Heritage in 1979.
The fossil is believed to be the remains of a sauropod dinosaur, a member of the giant herbivores that live on our planet millions of years ago.
This skeleton is the largest dinosaur bone fossil ever discovered in Japan.
Excavation projects at the Canadian dinosaur fossil park have collected tens of thousands of fossil specimens of 45 different dinosaurs.
Russian paleontologists have dug two dinosaur skeletons dating from about 100-200 million years but still in good condition.
After nearly 100 years of being shelved in a museum, the dusty bones were finally reassembled and showed a dinosaur-like appearance.
Paleontologist, Fernando Novas, of the research team (fossil discovery with two Argentine scientists, Federico Agnolin and Jaime Powel), said the skeleton was found to h…
A nearly complete dinosaur skeleton has been sold for more than $ 1 million, despite a call to suspend the auction as it may have been stolen from Mongolia. In the aucti…
In addition to the dinosaur model adapted from the actual size, there are also some intact preserved fossils displayed.