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Hidden Dinosaur Museum in Orange County (First Time Riding Scooter)

Exploring the Ralph B. Clark Regional Park in Buena Park with our new scooters.

2022-05-27

New Reasons for the Demise of the Dinosaurs

The extinction event may be better thought of as a still-shot from a video. Once the Earth was dominated by a diverse group of amazing animals, the dinosaurs. While there are competing taxonomies, there are about 700 known species of dinosaurs in about 300 genera. Dinosaurs filled niches across ecosystems with theropod species smaller than chickens to long-necked sauropods that shook the Earth with their passage. Dinosaurs have not only fascinated us with their variety but also with their longevity on the Earth. Dinosaurs dominated the world for 170 million years.

2022-05-14

Prateek Dasgupta

Pieces of the Asteroid That Killed the Dinosaurs Are Found in Hell Creek Formation, North Dakota

Hell Creek State park, site of the asteroid fragmentsWikimedia Commons. Experts believe the impact crater to be in Chicxulub, off the coast of Mexico. Along with the asteroid, scientists also found dead fish, a turtle impaled with a stick, and a dinosaur’s foot. The Hell Creek formation is 2,000 miles from the Chicxulub impact crater, which gives us an idea about the intensity of the asteroid’s collision with earth.

2022-05-23

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Which Exhibits are THE MOST POPULAR at the Chicago Field Museum

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Chicago, IL2022-04-06

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RV Traveling the USA. We visit the Creation Museum in Kentucky. Bring plenty of $$$$$

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2022-03-09

Arlo Hennings

A Real Jurassic Park

70-million-year-old Perfectly Preserved Baby Dinosaur Raises New Questions. A 70-million-year-old fossilized baby dinosaur was found. Then it was stored and lost in a Chinese museum for 10 years. No one knew what was in the unhatched egg until researchers opened it. To their amazement was the perfectly preserved embryonic skeleton of an oviraptorid dinosaur.

2022-01-23

Colorado Martini

Dinosaurs at the Moab, Utah Copper Ridge

The "Copper Ridge Tracksite" is famous for ancient tracks of an Allosaurus-like dinosaur that limped as it walked. It is likely that this theropod suffered some injury that made it painful to walk and therefore favored one leg over the other. The fossilized behavior demonstrates this dinosaur was in Jurassic pain. Come with Colorado Martini as they find these Jurassic tracks just north of Moab, Utah.

2022-01-09