I’m telling you, I’d much rather see dinosaurs in a museum than have to face them, because I’d lose without a doubt, and I love them; I’ve always found them fascinating, but it’s better if they stay in their own era and don’t come back to life! It’s incredible that you’ve been to that place, from the rocks to the dinosaurs and all the information there is about it all, it’s amazing. Even though it’s technical information, I love it; it’s another world and it’s always good to learn.
I’ve loved the photographs and that combination of scale models with real rocks, which provide clear and excellent examples. A fabulous post, thank you and a big hug!!🤗
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The T. rex was huge, and those teeth looked dangerously stunning. The museum did a wonderful job with the exhibition. It made sense to put the fields of geology and paleontology close together because the two are intricately related. I also liked that there were many models and real-world samples of the minerals, as you mentioned. The interactive elements looked superb and incredible, but I didn't have much time to properly play with them. The geological and dino history of this province is very interesting, as the following video shows. Thank you for reading and your thoughtful comment.
Thanks to you, it was a brilliant presentation and the dinosaur was fantastic, but it’s best to keep the teeth at a distance, ha ha ha