Dig a Brachiosaurus Although it’s not quite like

Although it’s not quite like carrying heavy equipment on a long hike through the badlands to excavate fossils

While they typically lived in dens

Ready for a challenge

Researcher Emeritus at the Royal Tyrrell Museum

Although the spikes were undoubtedly used for defence

Dig a Brachiosaurus Although it’s not quite likeCan you dig it? Although its not quite like carrying heavy equipment on a long hike through the badlands to excavate fossils, its close enough. Bones are encased in a plaster block. Use the specially designed digging tool to expose the fossils, and then assemble the skeleton. Create your own natural history museum! Dimensions: 7 in x 2. 5 in x 8 in 18 cm x 6. 5 cm x 20 cm Royal Tyrrell Museum Cooperating Society Members receive a 15% discount All