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LIFE-SIZED REPLICA OF

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THE WORLD'S LARGEST

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EVER DISCOVERED

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LIFE-SIZED REPLICA OF

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THE WORLD'S LARGEST

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EVER DISCOVERED

EVER DISCOVERED

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CANADA’S “SCOTTY” TYRANNOSAURUS REX IS THE
WORLD’S LARGEST EVER DISCOVERED

In March of 2019, The Royal Saskatchewan Museum announced that they were ready for the public to see “Scotty” the world’s largest Tyrannosaurus Rex discovered to date. This means that Canada’s “Scotty” T-Rex is now the world’s largest fossil ever discovered and “Sue” who is on display at the Field Museum in Chicago moved to second place. Sue is 44 ft long and Scotty is 45 ft long, but both are fossils of the dinosaur bones.

Canada’s Dinosaur Park has replicated Sue & Scotty by creating life-size animatronic Tyrannosaurus that move & roar. Since our dinosaurs are fully fleshed out, we are calling them Scott and Susan – more dignified now that they have their skin back on their bones.

You can see these two giants at Canada’s Dinosaur Park this summer … bring a camera.

Dilophosaurus

The name Dilophosaurus mean 'Two-Crested Lizard'

The Dilophosaurus existed 193 million years ago, in the Western half of North America. They were carnivores.

Dilophosaurus

Pteranodon

The name Pteranodon means 'Winged And Toothless'

Pterosaurs were a type of flying reptile. These reptiles lived during the Late Cretaceous in North America. They were carnivores.

Pteranodon

Pachycephalosaurus

THE NAME Pachycephalosaurus MEAN ‘thick-headed lizard'

The Pachycephalosaurus existed 72.1 million years ago, in North American West. They were herbivores. 

Pachycephalosaurus

Stegosaurus

The name Stegosaurus means 'Roof Lizard'

The Stegosaurus lived about 155 million years ago, primarily in North America. These dinosaurs were herbivores.

Stegosaurus

Dimetrodon

THE NAME Dimetrodon MEAN ‘two measures of teeth’

The Dimetrodon existed 295-272 million years ago, in the southwestern United States. They were carnivores. 

Dimetrodon

Ankylosaurus

The name Ankylosaurus means ‘fused lizard’

Ankylosaurus lived around 66 million years ago. They were one of the last dinosaurs remaining before the large extinction event. These dinosaurs were herbivores.

Ankylosaurus

Tyrannosaurus Rex

The name Tyrannosaurus means lizard king

Tyrannosaurus Rex lived in an area of the Earth that now makes up western North America. They were carnivores.

Tyrannosaurus Rex

Brachiosaurus

THE NAME Brachiosaurus MEAN ‘arm lizard’

The Brachiosaurus existed 154 million years ago, in the western United States. They were herbivores. 

Brachiosaurus

Carnotaurus

The name Carnotaurus means ‘Meat Eating Bull’

Carnotaurus lived in an area of South America known as Patagonia. They were carnivores.

Carnotaurus

World’s Largest
T-REX

The Royal Saskatchewan Museum announced that “Scotty” a nearly complete fossil discovered in 1991 has been added to the museum and now ranks as the largest T-Rex ever discovered. He weighed about 10 tons and was 13 meters long. The Tyrannosaurus Rex is 65 million years old and is the first T-Rex discovered in Canada. Scotty takes the “World’s Largest” title from “Sue” who is replicated at our park and the real bones are located at the Chicago Museum.

Over 1,000 Species Of Dinosaurs Discovered

At Canada’s Dinosaur Park, we have over 100 dinosaurs and 100’s of reptiles. Dinosaurs once ruled the earth for about 150 million years and to date scientists have discovered over 1,000 fossils of different dinosaur species. More are discovered each year, some are identified by a single bone, claw or tooth. Sometimes mistakes are made and dinosaurs are reclassified and renamed. Over 50 dinosaurs were renamed last year.

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Canada’s Dinosaur Park is also a sanctuary for abandoned reptiles.  Come to the sanctuary and see over 200 turtles, snakes, lizards, alligators, and crocodiles. Walk our Dinosaur Walking Trail!

This summer come see our new Croc-Walk with dozens of alligators and crocodiles… kids and adults alike love them!