These are some of the impressive dinosaur recoveries on display at the Royal Tyrrell Museum of Paleontology near Drumheller, Alberta. The first one is a Gorgosaurus, a member of the tyrannosaur family, it predated both the Tyrannosaurus and another member of that family that is named after the province, the Albertosaurus. I didn't know of its existence, and it was fun discovering the many things that have been found, especially those findings that were not here when I wo0ulod come to this museum as a child.
The next one is the more well known Stegosaurus, known for its distinct back and spiky tale, I know this one has been here for a long time, as I did recall seeing it as a child. I think coming here as an adult with a different perspective on time is even more fascinating as I read though all the history and stories of different fossil discovereis that have been made over the years.
