Huge dinosaur discovery in Edmonton

[Huntingwhale]

[icarus]

Oh snap.

Okay here's a smaller one

[Jimmy Stang]

Originally Posted by SebC

Edmonton is hillier than Calgary. If you look at the location it's pretty close to the river valley. That might have something to do with it.

I don't think that Edmonton is hillier, as a general rule. The river valley is the exception, and that's quite a steep descent/ascent, but the rest of the city is downright flat.

[GreenLantern]

Hey, thats the bad guy in Land before Time!

Should have known my child hood arch nemesis would be from Edmonton...

[Azure]

No way its 70 million years old.

6000 max.

[bizaro86]

Still nobody with any idea about the sewage tunnel being 9 stories under ground? I actually do think that's more interesting than a dinosaur tooth underground in Edmonton, since I knew there are dinosaur bones all over Alberta. (Dinosaur provincial park near Brooks is a really neat place, best thing about my summer spent working in Brooks) But sewage pipes that deep? Who woulda thunk it.

Michael

[Jayems]

Originally Posted by amorak

Picture of the dig site where the old, useless bones were found:

That guy seriously needs to clean his camera sensor.

[Mazrim]

Originally Posted by bizaro86

But sewage pipes that deep? Who woulda thunk it.

We have storm/sewer pipes that deep and deeper in Calgary. It's not unusual when you have to connect to a deep main. Cranston is a great example.

[MrMastodonFarm]

Calgary Puck needs more threads about Dinosaurs, so you guys suck with the thread ruining. So here is a funny gif.

[Yeah_Baby]

Has anyone is that family ever seen a chicken?