Dino

Royal Tyrrell Museum
Drumheller, AB
July 2002
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The most famous carnivore, Tyrannosaurus, smiles for Russell. Russell's favoriate, Allosaurus, snacking on a Centrosaurus.

Russell captures his parents (who could identify this Mesozoic monster if they could find their museum guidebook). A long, long, long neck plesiosaur.

Russell in front of a "bone structure" of the Cretaceous Triceratops. Russell enjoying "Dino-nuggets" with Dad.

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The most famous carnivore, Tyrannosaurus, smiles for Russell.	Russell's favoriate, Allosaurus, snacking on a Centrosaurus.

Russell captures his parents (who could identify this Mesozoic monster if they could find their museum guidebook).	A long, long, long neck plesiosaur.

Russell in front of a "bone structure" of the Cretaceous Triceratops.	Russell enjoying "Dino-nuggets" with Dad.