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The Dinosaurs of Alberta, Canada


dinosaurs roamed the Alberta landscape

dinosaurs roamed the Alberta landscape for 160 million years before they went

for 160 million years before they went

for 160 million years before they went extinct hi I’m Rebecca Brayton and

extinct hi I’m Rebecca Brayton and

extinct hi I’m Rebecca Brayton and welcome to watchmojo.com and today we’ll

welcome to watchmojo.com and today we’ll

welcome to watchmojo.com and today we’ll be checking out some of Alberta’s modern

be checking out some of Alberta’s modern

be checking out some of Alberta’s modern dinosaur attractions in the days of the

dinosaur attractions in the days of the

dinosaur attractions in the days of the dinosaurs Alberta had an ideal climate

dinosaurs Alberta had an ideal climate

dinosaurs Alberta had an ideal climate for these and other animals wind and

for these and other animals wind and

for these and other animals wind and water have since eroded and shaped the

water have since eroded and shaped the

water have since eroded and shaped the terrain of the Alberta badlands over

terrain of the Alberta badlands over

terrain of the Alberta badlands over millions of years these Badlands have a

millions of years these Badlands have a

millions of years these Badlands have a distinctive landscape geological

distinctive landscape geological

distinctive landscape geological features of this area include canyons

features of this area include canyons

features of this area include canyons ravines and hoodoos hoodoos are roughly

ravines and hoodoos hoodoos are roughly

ravines and hoodoos hoodoos are roughly shaped Rock cones which sprout from the

shaped Rock cones which sprout from the

shaped Rock cones which sprout from the bottom of the badlands today they remain

bottom of the badlands today they remain

bottom of the badlands today they remain highlights of the landscape and will

highlights of the landscape and will

highlights of the landscape and will until the day when they finally erode

until the day when they finally erode

until the day when they finally erode entirely often found in badlands our

entirely often found in badlands our

entirely often found in badlands our fossil beds which allow for easy

fossil beds which allow for easy

fossil beds which allow for easy collection of the prehistoric remnants

collection of the prehistoric remnants

collection of the prehistoric remnants in fact the Albertan town of Drumheller

in fact the Albertan town of Drumheller

in fact the Albertan town of Drumheller is home to the richest deposits of

is home to the richest deposits of

is home to the richest deposits of fossils and dinosaur bones in North

fossils and dinosaur bones in North

fossils and dinosaur bones in North America

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