A tour of the bones being unearthed at Pipestone Creek Hidden beneath the slopes of a lush forest in Alberta, Canada, is a mass grave on a monumental scale. Thousands of dinosaurs were buried here ...

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Alberta's Pipestone Creek, dubbed the "River of Death," is a treasure trove of Pachyrhinosaurus fossils, offering unprecedented insights into dinosaur life. The dense bone bed, discovered in 1973 ...

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Currie Dinosaur Museum, set for its grand opening Sept. 26, has launched helicopter tours over the Pipestone Creek dinosaur bone bed west of Grande Prairie. Passengers on the 15-minute ride listen ...

"The density of the Pipestone Creek bonebed is exceptional and surpasses many of Alberta's other ceratopsian bonebed sites. The preservation of the material is outstanding and was easy to collect.

With a $1.8 million allocation OK’d by the Montana Legislature, work begins this summer to address the sedimentation and invasive water weed issues plaguing Big Pipestone Creek and Jefferson ...

"The density of the Pipestone Creek bonebed is exceptional and surpasses many of Alberta's other ceratopsian bonebed sites. The preservation of the material is outstanding and was easy to collect.