Kudos to the Drumheller DinoArts Society for their efforts in preserving and enhancing the whimsical dinosaur statues on the ...

Located in the dinosaur capital of Alberta, the World’s Largest Dinosaur calls Drumheller ... and you can see the giant statue for yourself as it stands 70 km northeast of Calgary at Highway 9 and ...

In addition to Drumheller, there is also Dinosaur Provincial Park to check out in Alberta, a UNESCO World Heritage Site ... The 232-km stretch of highway between Jasper and Lake Louise is packed full ...

The new species that made the footprints in B.C. and Alberta is thought to have been ... the College of Charleston in South Carolina. 'Dinosaur highway' uncovered in England dating back 166 ...

The footprints, which date back to 166 million years ago during the Middle Jurassic Period, form multiple massive trackways that researchers call a "dinosaur highway." In June, researchers and ...

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has been nicknamed the “dinosaur highway” as a nod to the extensive pathways left by these prehistoric creatures.

leaving behind 200 footprints that researchers have dubbed the “dinosaur highway.” Scientists said the tracks in Oxfordshire, unearthed last summer after a quarry worker spotted unusual bumps ...

Paleontologists recently discovered lines of strange indentations inside a quarry in England were actually dinosaur footprints ... Megalosaurus was one of the highway’s typical commuters.