Hunting for Dinosaur Bones as Alberta’s Flood Waters Recede
Cast of an Arrhinoceratops (Photo: Royal Tyrrell Museum)
The receding flood waters of the Bow River in Alberta could reveal a treasure trove of fossils.
Scientists are asking the public to keep an eye out for dinosaur bones exposed by erosion after the flooding.
Anchor Marco Werman speaks with paleontologist François Therrien about what could be found on the river banks.
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