Yeah it's pretty neat to see more of these creatures uncovered! I'm glad they have a partnership with big industry to make sure the fossils are preserved :)
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I’ve heard about this Museum Alberta Canada. It made some appearances on some Documentaries about Dinosaur. I even heard that it appeared on some 1998 IMAX Dinosaur Film. Only that last part I mentioned, I never got a chance to see that in & on the IMAX Screen. Hey I was 5 to 6 years old that year. Plus, I didn’t understand IMAX movies until 2003. I would give anything for that 1998 Film to return to IMAX Sections & I might make up for lost time. Speaking of time, the Dinosaur section of the Museum looks a little different from what I’m familiar with back then. At least everything is still in their positions. Especially the Dinosaurs.
Alberta is a hot spot for dino fossils so it makes sense they would have great paleontology museums. The Royal Alberta Museum and Royal Tyrrell are both worth a visit!
@@ExitThrutheGiftShop Unfortunately I’m from New Jersey & there’s nothing I can do. The closest thing to this Museum is & are some Dinosaur books of the Museum & some Dinosaur Documentaries & Movies I have in my DVD Collection.
I live close to this museum been there about 20 times and its great, Also you should you tube Alberta bad lands, Been there lots and it looks like where the road runner lives. It feels like your in a movie from 65 million years ago.
Hi! We visited last year but I just posted this recently. I checked the website to see the current mask policy: "Masks are recommended. The Museum will not be providing masks to visitors." So it looks like you should be ok since masks are currently optional. Have a great visit!
It's crazy to me that we have such a world-class "dinosaur destination" so close, need a reminder every so often! Nice work on this one! :)
We try to make it a destination with we're in Calgary - It's really not that far and there's a ton to see!
What an inspirational Paleontology Museum!
It's awesome!
was there two weeks ago, wonderful !!!
A true bare bones exploration! That T-Rex looking as if it was trying to escape was freaky looking!
Cool to see them still uncovering more fossils 😎
Yeah it's pretty neat to see more of these creatures uncovered! I'm glad they have a partnership with big industry to make sure the fossils are preserved :)
Cristacious??!? Cretaceous!
Crustaceans??
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I watched this yesterday just realize I did not leave a comment. Enjoyed , its a walk through history. 👍
LoL No worries - Thanks for watching!
Fantastic. If I ever make it to Canada I will have to go here
I’ve heard about this Museum Alberta Canada. It made some appearances on some Documentaries about Dinosaur. I even heard that it appeared on some 1998 IMAX Dinosaur Film. Only that last part I mentioned, I never got a chance to see that in & on the IMAX Screen. Hey I was 5 to 6 years old that year. Plus, I didn’t understand IMAX movies until 2003. I would give anything for that 1998 Film to return to IMAX Sections & I might make up for lost time. Speaking of time, the Dinosaur section of the Museum looks a little different from what I’m familiar with back then. At least everything is still in their positions. Especially the Dinosaurs.
Alberta is a hot spot for dino fossils so it makes sense they would have great paleontology museums. The Royal Alberta Museum and Royal Tyrrell are both worth a visit!
@@ExitThrutheGiftShop Unfortunately I’m from New Jersey & there’s nothing I can do. The closest thing to this Museum is & are some Dinosaur books of the Museum & some Dinosaur Documentaries & Movies I have in my DVD Collection.
I live close to this museum been there about 20 times and its great, Also you should you tube Alberta bad lands, Been there lots and it looks like where the road runner lives. It feels like your in a movie from 65 million years ago.
Would love to spend more time in the badlands. Hopefully on my next visit!
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I went there and a kid saw the baby albertosaurus at the beginning and called it a raptor
Do they still have the coin press machine?
I didn't notice while I was there, but I love coin press machines!
Hi! This was just 3 weeks ago? Is it ok no mask inside the museum? We’re not really a big fan of mask mandatory and we are visiting on Monday.
Hi! We visited last year but I just posted this recently.
I checked the website to see the current mask policy: "Masks are recommended. The Museum will not be providing masks to visitors."
So it looks like you should be ok since masks are currently optional. Have a great visit!
How is the weather there in late May?
Saber tooth cats. They weren't tigers.
Clifford