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National Geographic Dinorama Learn about dinosaur eggs and a dinosaur called Albertosaurus. National Geographic Dinosaur Eggs Museum View models of hatchlings. Dinosauria On-Line use the Dinosaur Omnipedia to search for anatomical and paleontological-terms; good Dinosaur Picture Gallery. Dinosaur/Extinction Explore some of the theories about how and why dinosaurs became extinct. Discovering Dinosaurs Dinosaur activities and dinodata for grades 4-8. Sue at the Field Museum Meet Sue - the biggest most intact skeleton in the world. The Impact Catastrophe that Ended the Mesozoic Era Pictures and text by artist/scientist Bill Hartman. And The There Were None: The Case of the Mass Extinction Join a team of scientists researching the mass extinction of animal life 65 million years ago. When Crocodiles Ruled What lived on earth after the dinosaurs? Visit the Paleocene (60 million years ago) in North Dakota; Science Museum of Minnesota site.

Calgary & Southern Alberta. Dinosaurs Brief history of the discoveries, from the University of Calgary. Dinosaur Provincial Park, Alberta Visit the badlands and learn about some of the work of Dr. Phil Curry and his gang of paleontologists. Dinosaur Valley. Drumheller, Alberta, Canada All about dinosaurs of the Cretaceous Period from the Drumheller Valley. Fossils in the Gateway Zone All about the fossils of Alberta. Royal Tyrrell Museum, Drumheller, Alberta Local dinosaurs, plus lots of pictures, dinodata, games and colouring pages. Discover a Dinosaur from Nova Scotia Visit the Fundy Geological Museum. Project Prosauropod, Fundy Geological Museum, Parrsboro, Nova Scotia  Watch as Fundy Geological Museum researchers uncover a 200 million year old dinosaur skeleton.  Weekly Updates.