TMP 2003.45.64 is not exactly a headline-making fossil. The left lower jaw of an Albertosaurus, most of the teeth have fallen out and the bone is only one part of a well-known species represented by ...

A massive dinosaur death bed in Alberta has helped map out the animal's life span and thrown doubt on long-held theories about how one species lived, says new research conducted in part at the ...

After millions of years, six incredible dinosaurs are coming back to life. In “Walking with Dinosaurs” on PBS, paleontologists discover the lives behind the fossils, using the latest scientific ...

After spending most of the past year on display at Moncton's Resurgo Place, Albert the dinosaur is trading city life for the country breezes of Hopewell Cape. Lawren Campbell, heritage and culture ...

Alberta's namesake dinosaur was a ferocious, flesh-eating monster, but the serrated-tooth species had an Achilles heel. The Albertosaurus had puny arms. The purpose of the small appendages remains a ...

In a pack of carnivorous Albertosaurus, tensions flare when they haven't eaten for over a week. The smallest Albertosaurus must prove themselves on the hunt or risk becoming the next meal. Edward ...

Rose, the Albertosaurus, knows she can't take down a giant alone, but by guiding her prey to the matriarch, she proves her worth and earns a seat at the table. This clips is from the BBC programme, ...

Like modern animals today, it’s believed Albertosaurus could have hunted in packs Across the series, the extraordinary behaviour of dinosaurs is brought to life through cutting edge VFX. The ...

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Albertosaurus work as a group to hunt down prey much larger than they are. Smaller Albertosaurus were faster than the heavier, stronger members of the group. Can the pack make the most of this range ...