Royal Tyrrell Museum gallery

I finally went to the Royal Tyrrell Museum earlier this month, alongsife Calgay Zoo and Dinosaur Provincial Park.

It was amazing. It lived up to my hopes for it. I took a lot of photos too.

And yes, I'm back.











































































Location: Drumheller, AB, Canada

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  1. Zach Varmitech29 May 2025 at 14:17

    Great photos! Nothing beats seeing the real fossils IMO
    Is Borealopelta on regular display or in something like a prep lab? I ask because it looks as if you weren't able to get right up next to it

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