Journey Through the Age of Dinosaurs | World-Renowned Royal Tyrrell Museum of Paleontology【4K】
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- čas přidán 13. 02. 2020
- Welcome to the Royal Tyrrell Museum of Paleontology in Drumheller, Alberta.
The museum is named after Joseph Burr Tyrrell, a 26-year old geologist who while working for the Geological Survey of Canada stumbled upon an impressive skull of Canada’s first known meat-eating dinosaur not far from where the museum now stands.
The museum officially opened to the public on September 25, 1985.
It is the only museum in Canada devoted exclusively to the science of paleontology, and has one of the biggest displays of dinosaur skeletons in the world.
It is home to more than 160,000 individual specimens, over 300 of which are holotypes (an individual plant or animal that serves as the basis for the description of a species).
This is a stunning must see museum for anyone that loves and has an interest in dinosaurs, paleontology and anything related to the earths prehistoric past.
This needs to be on your must see travel list if you visit Alberta.
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What do you think of this incredible museum? It's truly mind blowing when you are there and realize all of this existed on this earth that many years ago.
As an Albertan, I love living only a few hours drive away from Drumheller and the badlands. The area is so interesting. From the beautiful landscape, the main museum in Drumheller (check out the Fossil World museum in town for a huge animated robot T.Rex) but also the history of the mines and ghost towns. Personally I would love to live in Drumheller or in the surrounding area one day. Awesome video!
@@m1k3l1f3 Yea I keep finding myself going back to Drumheller every couple years or so. Nice peaceful place.
@Carter Garneau Thanks 😀
@Carter Garneau Do you make any? I would love to see 😀
@Zander Didechko That's too bad you didn't enjoy. 😀
Man Alberta is such a brilliant place for dinosaur paleontology... Thanks so much for this beautiful tour, can't wait to see the museum for myself!
It really is! You can spend hours and hours in this museum. It is a must if you come to Alberta. Take care.
OMG I worked at this museum at their science camp! its an amazing place thanks for the video!
Nice! It is an amazing museum. I love the whole area of Drumheller. Fascinating place. Have a great day!
The best museum in the world I been her last summer of 2010 watching here in the Philippines
Yes It is a great place if you love paleontology. So much to see. 😀
Greetings from Germany; I was there in 2004. It`s fantastic
Yes it is an amazing museum. One of my favourites for sure!
Thanks so much for sharing with us on the bucket list...
You're welcome. It is an incredible museum. Have been there a few times.
coolest museum in the world
It is definitely a great one. One of my favorites.
What a great video! I'm based in Alberta also and had a great adventure in Drumheller this year. Unfortunately we weren't able to get in to see the Royal Tyrrell Museum but I'll be adding that stop to my list next time!
Thanks! Drumheller is often overlooked by travelers but it is a favorite of mine. That is too bad about not getting to see the museum but it is a must when you go back. Take care! 👍😀
Was there in July 1988 and they have really improved it since I was there.
Amazing museum and some of the exhibits are ever changing which is nice so every time you go, there is new things to see.
Thanks for the tour. Can't believe that I never visited this place even though I have visited Drumheller a few times while I was living in AB. Well there is one thing left to see)
You're welcome! Yes this museum is amazing and some exhibits change and rotate, so it is not always the same. Take care.
🖤😊 thank you for sharing! I really want to take my son here some day & have always wanted to visit, this is so cool to see 😊 makes me want to go even more!
You should! I have been there I think 3 times and will visit again since a lot of the exhibits rotate and change. Always a different experience.
thanks for this! I’ve always wanted to come here, this makes me wanna visit even more!
Thank you! It is a very nice and large museum. To really enjoy it you need 2-3 hours I would say. Have a great 2021. 😀
As a person that has been there many times I love to see it grow as more and more people become interested in dinosaurs and pure historic life and any changes to any of the exhibits
As times goes on we learn more and more about them. Originally we didn't know they most likely had some form of feathers. We still don't have all the answers. Maybe one day some of the exhibits will be updated to reflect that.
@@ExploringwithWade Palaeontology is largely compromised of educated guesses. When you have comparatively so little to work with, you’d have to make a lot of assumptions.
I was here summer of 2018. One of the most awesome museum I've ever been to 👌 Great share my friend Wade 👌 Greetings !!
Yes very awesome museum. Must see when in the area. 😀 Thanks!
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Very thoughtfully put together displays, little details, like including the patern on the floor to show the true size of an incomplete skeleton.
This museum is amazing and you can easily spend hours there and still not see everything. I might go back again when in the area.
I have been here over 50 times and I used to live near it and it’s so cool
Nice! I love the whole area. Lots of interesting things to see.
Thank you for the video. I live in Alberta, but I haven’t been to the museum in 5 years. Definitely on my bucket list after covid
Oh you definitely need to visit the museum again. I think they change the exhibits every so often. Thanks for watching! 👍😀
That Dunkleosteus head is the most amazing piece of nature ever💜🇫🇮
So much amazing in this museum.
@@ExploringwithWade I will never forget seeing mamenchisaurus' skeleton here in Finland over two decades ago. War museum in Paris was awesome, but I really would like to see some dinos again😃
Thanks for the video Wade! Very informative. I need it for a school assignment.
Glad it was helpful! Thanks! 😀👍
Awesome. Loved it! Jorja wants to be a Palaeontologist now ;)
Thanks!! That would be pretty cool 😀
I want to go but living in the uk this is a long way to travel in order to see this amazing place
When I was young I was fascinated with the museum. I'm more a field -type a guy.
When I was 12 I was camping close by and giving education to all the smaller kids.
That trip I found a few Dino bones.
Everytime I show it to ppl they totally fascinated.
While most places on the surface are picked-out there are places that are littered with dino bone and in which any step on the ground would step on a bone.
I also took a gander up to Burgess Shale in the mtns. I've found fossils all over the mtns and creek beds.
I also put the AV system in the Dino Provincial Park info center. So cool seeing the preparation lab. It was a special day.
Very nice thanks for sharing this. Dinosaurs are fascinating and the museum is awesome. I am planning to go back to Dinosaur provincial park soon too, it has been a number of years.
Beautiful
Thanks! It's an incredible place.
Great video 👍
Thanks for the visit! It is a great place.
really good job
Thanks!!
I remember visiting Drumheller specifically for the museum plus I have never seen hoodoos before this clip brings me back big time
It is a great museum and lots to see. The hoodoos and the whole area of Drumheller I enjoy. 😀
You did great on this one.. i'm about to make mine but you video really made a hit! It's on 🔥
Thanks it was an amazing museum to visit!
Im only 6 hours away from here gotta make the drive
To really appreciate it you need to visit in person for sure. You can spend hours there.
I have bin there before but I forgot all most every thing except the albertasaurus stepping on the centrosaurus thank you for this awsome video!!!!
I have been there a few times and they do rotate and change out some of the exhibits so it is always changing which is good. You can see something different every time. Thanks for watching. 👍
Thanks for shearing a really cool Paleontology Museum that i will never get to visit because I live in Australia. Shame you had no idea of the really cool things you were filming.
It is a great museum. Oh I know all the things I was filming are very cool even if I am not an expert on paleontology or know much about all of it. It is a very impressive place that anyone can appreciate.
Nice Museum of Paleontology Tour =)
Thank you very much! This museum is awesome. Loved it there. Have been there a few times. 😀👍
@@ExploringwithWade I haven't been there, here we have somewhat of our own "La Brea Tar Pits and Museum"
very impressive museum , nice movie 👍👍🎥🎥🎥👍👍
Yes it is one of the most impressive ones I have been to for paleontology. So much to see. Thanks for watching!
Saw this in 2018 on visit from Aust. Good memories
Awesome place!!! Love it.
Love the camera work and info you adding on this vid man! How long would you say is an average time to spend in the museum? Not counting the tours and seeing everything still?
Thank you!! To walk through and see everything and read some of the info you really need at least 2 hours or more. Depends on the person and how much you want to read and look at every exhibit. There is so much stuff in there.
Your neice Jorja would love this
Yes she sure would!! 😀
Cool I like dinosaurs 🦖
Dinosaurs are so fascinating and this is a great museum to experience them. Take care!! 👍
Watching from Nz. My son loves dinosaurs! Interesting. C u
Nice. It is an awesome museum to visit. So much to see and learn. 😀
Within Alberta alone we have atleast 5 museums that are for paleontology, going from Edmonton’s Paleontology Museum, to the Phillip J. Currie Dinosaur museum in Wembley all the way down to the Devils Coulee Dinosaur Heritage Museum in Warner... Then of course we have the Royal Tyrrell and a few others... In Alberta alone, 5% of the dinosaur species that have been found, have been found here. After rereading this, I sound like a “Keyboard Allen Grant” (not the intention), just thought I’d bring our other great museums that aren’t as well known to light.
I do know of some of the other museums and hopefully I can check some of the others out in the future. Thanks for the info!
I live in Lethbridge and have for 20 years and have never been to this museum
You need to go it is an amazing museum and exhibits constantly change.
But a 32 minute video just for this... be like...
I mean *chuckles*
It takes 2 to 3 hours to enjoy it in person. I wanted to show most of the building and exhibits and not skip much.
I actually live there!
Nice it is an awesome place.
This is pretty cool
Thanks!
Fun fact is that Edmonton and Alberta have dinosaur species named for them. It's been awhile since I have to the Royal Tyrrell Museum and the Royal Alberta Museum. Someday I would like to go to the Philip Currie Dinosaur Museum in Wembley. Philip Currie is well known in the dinosaur community.
Yes I also want to visit some of the other ones around. Really fascinating.
Thank you from Ukraine
Glad you enjoyed. Thank you. Take care!
How do you find time to travel every week?
Or do you stay local for now? there isn't much where I'm at rn.
I am mostly just around local. I don't travel every week. I film sometimes enough footage in a week when I don't have work for a few videos.
Exploring with Wade alright. That cool man. Keep it up.
If you can then maybe do the Philip J. Currie Dinosaur Museum too.
If I ever make it up that way I will check it out! 👍
I went there in 2019
Nice! It is an awesome museum.
going there the the 1st of October
Nice I am sure you will enjoy it is amazing.
@@ExploringwithWade momma got sick , had to postpone till this summer
and the oldest armoured dinosaur has the best preserved skin..thats the thing worth mentioning..
Yes very interesting. There is so much to see and learn there. Could spend all day.
I though "oldest" and "preserved" esp with skin is contradictory.
7:44 thats mans neck is done
Haha yea
25:00 Is a Pitcher Plant, They are a carnivorous plant. Mainly eat insect's, frog's, mice, what ever falls into the jug really.
Yes that is it I remember seeing these when I was a kid when on a hike. Thanks for the info. 😀👍
I remember them selling these 1ft gummi dinosaurs.
Nice!
Is the museum open at this time
It would still be open but the hours are probably different and limited amounts of people at one time most likely.
I think they would do well if they had villas there so people can sleep and in the morning continue
There are accommodations close by and places to camp.
my school made me do a project on this video (not a bad thing)
I hope it could be of some help for your project. It is a nice museum. 😀
@@ExploringwithWade i got a an A- :D
Dis is long
In person it takes 2 to 3 hours to enjoy. It is very large and is a beautiful museum.
Too long, a bit boring 😳
It is to show as much of the museum as possible not a race to see how fast I can run through it. It is a huge museum and takes 2 to 3 hours to fully enjoy in person. Worth taking the time to slow down and enjoy the awesome displays.