Dinosaurs at The Museum of the Rockies
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- čas přidán 27. 08. 2024
- Quick visit to Montana's Museum of the Rockies to see the dinosaur exhibit
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I can only imagine what it was like when they roamed the earth alive. Great find. I don't think I ever saw baby dinosaur bones, cool. I love dinosaurs.
I havent been to a musuem in decades... so this was really cool to see lol. My favourite is how quiet and peaceful musuems tend to be. Its a totally different atmosphere..
You are the best CZcamsr in the universe! I love Dinosaurs! Keep up the good work!
Who doesn't love dinosaurs. Thanks😁
"Weird....seal...thing" 😂
Haha 😂
One little known fact , every T-Rex skeleton found is radioactive and that's why they are painted .
Thats something ice never knew
how come they're radioactive? and why they painted it?
Depends on the depositional environment. Lots of uranium in the soils in Wyoming and SE Montana. Colorado too. Not so much up in the hi-line area of Montana.
It's not just T-Rex fossils... The skeletons that fossilized had the original bone replaced by minerals, and, in places where the minerals are radioactive, the fossilized parts were therefore made of the radioactive minerals.
This is true for ALL fossilized remains, not just dinosaurs for example. Fossilized redwoods are also radioactive and so forth…and they were originally wood.
(Taken from a response to this question on Quora)
There has never been a single Tyrannosaurus fossil ever found to be radioactive. Some dinosaur fossils have, but none of Tyrannosaurus.
Dude, the heck are you talking about? There is ALWAYS time for dinosaurs. Enjoy yourself, thank you for the tour.
My son takes our grandson to the dinosaur museums now and then and I'm jealous when they send me pics. Haven't been since I was in grade school on a field trip. Maybe this deserves to be on channel 1 too?
You are a great videographer! You pan slow enough that everything is not just a blur! Thank You
Love this kind of stuff. Thanks for taking us along.
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That's because birds are theropod dinosaurs, as are T.rex and Allosaurus as well.
Have you been to the Denver Museum? I visited there as a child and saw several large dinosaur exhibits.
That is an awesome place
I love your videos and really appreciate your time and how awesome it is that you tell all the history of everywhere you stop at. My husband and I traveled around the world doing nature and wildlife photography and one of are many trips to this area we were going to stop here and check it out to see if it was worth bringing our granddaughter since the age of three she has been absolutely obsessed with dinosaurs unfortunately time did not let us do this together. She is 8 know it’s been three years since he passed and she still has difficulty and one thing the doctors has told me is to still continue talking and taking her places that reminded her of how happy she was with him so we brought her to several dinosaur parks and have taken her to a couple places with preserved prints so I will definitely not hesitate to bring her to this one I have been burned a couple of times believing the information I can find out about theses places and traveling from State College Pennsylvania with a very young girl disappointed about what we thought we were going to be seeing is not a fun ride home. Especially when all she is really interested in is everything dinosaurs even picked over Disney world. So please know how much I appreciate the time you take to find out the history of theses places and all of your time. So this will be my next trip with her she will absolutely love this. Stay safe and alert.
When I was a kid I told my parents I wanted to be a paleontologist when I grew up. Their response was "What in the world is that??"
I said the same thing when I was a kid
Thermopolis Wyoming has a dinosaur museum with a dig site out behind the museum. You have to pay for a tour where they drive you up to the dig sites. Then if you drive towards Cody there are petroglyphs down a road to the left called Legend Rock. Watch for the sign.
I loved this, dinosaurs are so interesting. I love all your videos btw.
Man I appreciate your videos so much. I would probably never get to see this stuff!
Thanks for another great video. You make my day.
Nice video 😊 I've always wanted to visit a dinosaur museum maybe one day I will get to but for now I will watch them on youtube. Thanks 😊
This is really cool and thanks for sharing it with us! I'm glad you were able to see it. I lived in Montana for 10 years and always wanted to see this but wasn't able to. But the mounts in Missoula where I lived had the same layers of formation as Hell Creek. The layers were caused by the prehistoric Lake Missoula. It was kind of neat living there as finding crystals was common.
It would be neat if you could visit Custer's Last Stand on your journey, it's really worth the drive there. Stay safe!
Awesome stuff
This man makes the coolest videos. I cant stop watching them! New subscriber!
Did you stop in my home town? Our town is in a "bowl" in WY. By an accident a specialist (Dr?) drove through our town & glanced at his mirror &... a miracle append!!
Is it just me or does Montana’s T. rex look much bigger than Sue? Of all the videos and pics I’ve seen from the two this one just seems so much taller than Sue in comparison to people that walk past it.
Even nature is better at preserving mummies. 😂
I am glad you stopped loved this. Fascinating that these creatures lived, so much that we don't know. It would be amazing to see what they looked and acted like in life. Birds are descended from may dinosaur species. Thanks, I enjoyed the tour.
I'm glad we get to see their fossilized bones, because if they werent extinct, humans wouldnt likely exist. Would be more likely that some dinosaur evolved into a self conscious being with opposing thumbs to build things. 😬
We would all prob be dinosaurs instead of humans
Awesome Chris. Wish I were there with you. J
Hi, Chris, thanks for the dinosaur tour. I believe I remember reading that in either Montana or Utah, archiologists have found areas where fossilized tracks of dinosaurs have been found intermingled with human tracks, indicating that both humans and dinosaurs have shared the same areas in the same time periods. Can you imagine sharing your hunting grounds with critters big enough to squish you flatter than a pancake? God Bless and stay safe.
Dionsaurs are always is interesting.
Hi Chris, happy new year, what a great place for people, kids especially to learn about dinosaurs. Thanks for sharing, much love. xx 💖
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Awesome Video
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Imagine how many *Nightmares* Children have had, After visiting this Museum.
Great Job enjoyed your video
Isn't it wild to imagine these giant creatures roaming the earth? It's so surreal, and feels like it's made up and part of some fantasy world. To be clear, I do believe that they existed, I'm not a dinosaur denier... Just saying how insane it is that these once walked where you and I are currently sitting and where we live in most cases. Amazing.
You NEED to go to the planetarium! Love your videos!
Hello Chris. I hope you are well, your voice sounds tired or like a cold. Stay well young man. We enjoy your videos so much ☺️ Wondering what state you call home? My guess is PA?
I havent been in a museum in a very long time. Even though you counldnt show us everything, it was still amazing. Are they sure humans didnt come from dinosaurs?
Chris, if you come to Connecticut you have to go to and video the amazing foot prints at Dinosaur State Park in Rocky Hill, CT. The groups of fossilized tracks are a rare find. The ornithischian dinosaurs evolved into today’s birds.
I was there back in 2016 or 17.pretty cool place
Birds are Saurischian theropod dinosaurs, not ornithischian.
It's a good thing we weren't around when these creatures were alive because they all had heads like alligators!
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New studies have found that Triceratops never existed. They found bones of a 3 horn dinosaur but, what we know as a Triceratops from history and current modern pictures Never really existed
its all fake i bet