Royal Tyrrell Museum of Palaeontology - Images

Images

  • Cleaning and preparing a fossil at the museum

  • A detail of The Story of Life, mural sculpted by Canadian artist Lorraine Malach, just inside the museum's entrance

  • An exhibit of Albertosaurus at the museum

  • Triceratops at the museum

  • Royal Tyrrell Museum entrance

  • Dimetrodon

  • Royal Tyrrell Museum

  • Drumheller Badlands

  • Chasmosaurus belli

  • Edmontonia

  • Prosaurolophus

  • Tyrannosaurus

  • Inside the largest display area

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