🦖 Welcome back to the Western Dino Road Trip 2026!In this episode, I visit the Glenrock Paleon Museum (Located in Glenrock Wyoming) to explore one of Wyoming’s amazing hidden paleontology gems!I got the chance to go through the museum with Don, one of the incredible volunteers who helps share the stories behind the fossils and exhibits. Don was incredibly welcoming and knowledgeable, making this visit a great opportunity to learn more about the prehistoric history preserved in this area.From dinosaur fossils to local discoveries, the Glenrock Paleon Museum shows how even smaller museums can have a huge impact on sharing the science and excitement of paleontology.🦴 In this episode:🦖 Exploring the Glenrock Paleon Museum🔬 Learning about fossils and prehistoric discoveries🏛️ Going through the museum with Don🌎 Discovering Wyoming’s incredible paleontology history🦕 Another stop on the Western Dino Road TripA huge thank you to Don and everyone at the museum for making this visit such a great experience!The Western Dino Road Trip continues with more museums, fossil sites, interviews, and prehistoric adventures.👍 Like, subscribe, and follow along for more dinosaur discoveries!🦕 Let’s Get Prehistoric!#GlenrockPaleonMuseum #Dinosaurs #Paleontology #Fossils #WesternDinoRoadTrip #PrehistoricLifePodcast #Wyoming #DinosaurMuseum #ScienceCommunication #DinosaurFans #FossilHunting
🦖 Welcome back to the Western Dino Road Trip 2026!In this episode, I visit the University of Wyoming Geological Museum (Located in Laramie Wyoming) to explore one of the coolest smaller-scale paleontology museums I’ve ever visited!Despite being a university museum, this place is packed with incredible fossils, dinosaur skeletons, and prehistoric discoveries. From amazing specimens to the museum’s incredible dinosaur displays, there was so much to explore.And of course… one of the highlights of the visit was finally getting to see Big Al — the famous Allosaurus known from the Morrison Formation — in person! While this was a replica of the original fossil, it was still an awesome experience getting to stand next to such an iconic dinosaur specimen.🦴 In this episode:🦖 Exploring the University of Wyoming Geological Museum🦕 Incredible dinosaur fossils and displays🦴 Seeing Big Al the Allosaurus🏛️ Discovering one of Wyoming’s hidden paleontology gems🌎 Learning about the prehistoric history preserved in the regionThis was another amazing stop on the Western Dino Road Trip, and it was a reminder that some of the best fossil experiences can come from museums of all sizes.The journey continues with more dinosaur discoveries, fossil sites, interviews, and prehistoric adventures!👍 Like, subscribe, and follow along for more paleontology content.🦕 Let’s Get Prehistoric!#UniversityOfWyoming #GeologyMuseum #BigAl #Allosaurus #Dinosaurs #Paleontology #Fossils #WesternDinoRoadTrip #PrehistoricLifePodcast #Wyoming #DinosaurMuseum #science
🦖 Welcome back to the Western Dino Road Trip 2026!In this episode, I visit the Morrison Natural History Museum (located in morrison colorado) for an incredible journey through the world of dinosaurs, fossils, and paleontology!I’m joined by paleontologist Sarah Miller as we explore the museum, check out the amazing dinosaur displays, and learn more about the science behind the fossils that help us understand prehistoric life.From dinosaur skeletons and fossil discoveries to the stories behind these incredible animals, this visit was an awesome look into how museums bring the past back to life.🎙️ At the end of the episode, Sarah and I sit down and chat about paleontology, dinosaurs, and what makes studying ancient life so exciting.🦴 In this episode:🦖 Exploring the Morrison Natural History Museum🔬 Behind-the-scenes paleontology conversations🦕 Dinosaur fossils and exhibits📚 How museums help us understand prehistoric life🎙️ A conversation with paleontologist Sarah MillerThe Western Dino Road Trip continues with more museums, fossil sites, interviews, and prehistoric discoveries!👍 Like, subscribe, and follow along as we continue exploring the incredible world of dinosaurs.🦕 Let’s Get Prehistoric!#MorrisonNaturalHistoryMuseum #Paleontology #Dinosaurs #Fossils #WesternDinoRoadTrip #PrehistoricLifePodcast #DinosaurMuseum #Colorado #Science #DinosaurFans
🦖 Welcome back to the Western Dino Road Trip 2026!In this episode, I explore the Denver Museum of Nature & Science (Located in Dever Colorado), one of the most incredible natural history museums in Colorado!This stop was packed with amazing prehistoric discoveries, from towering dinosaur skeletons to fascinating fossil exhibits that bring Earth’s ancient past to life. During my visit, I got the chance to explore some of the museum’s incredible dinosaur displays, including Teen Rex and the World’s Largest Dinosaurs exhibit, featuring some of the biggest animals to ever walk the planet.Join me as I walk through the exhibits, check out the fossils, and explore the incredible stories behind these prehistoric giants.🦴 In this episode:🦖 Exploring the dinosaur exhibits🦷 Seeing Teen Rex and learning about this famous young Tyrannosaurus🌎 The World’s Largest Dinosaurs exhibit and giant sauropods🔬 How museums preserve and share prehistoric discoveries🏛️ Exploring one of Colorado’s premier science museums🦕 Highlights from another stop on the Western Dino Road TripThe Denver Museum of Nature & Science is an incredible place to experience the scale, diversity, and history of prehistoric life — from tiny fossils to some of the largest creatures Earth has ever seen.The adventure is only getting started! Follow along as I continue exploring dinosaur museums, fossil sites, and paleontology locations across the West.👍 Like, subscribe, and follow along for more dinosaur adventures, fossil discoveries, interviews, and museum explorations.🦕 Let’s Get Prehistoric!#DenverMuseum #DenverMuseumOfNatureAndScience #TeenRex #WorldsLargestDinosaurs #Dinosaurs #Paleontology #Fossils #WesternDinoRoadTrip #PrehistoricLifePodcast #NaturalHistoryMuseum #Science #DinosaurFans #Colorado
🦖 Welcome to the first interview from the Western Dino Road Trip 2026!During my visit to Dinosaur Ridge, I sat down with Erin LaCount to talk about one of the most famous dinosaur sites in the world and the incredible paleontology preserved there.Dinosaur Ridge is home to some of the most amazing dinosaur evidence ever discovered, including fossil tracks, bones, and the story of the prehistoric environments that once existed in Colorado millions of years ago.🎙️ In this episode, we discuss:🦴 The history behind Dinosaur Ridge🦖 The dinosaurs that once lived in this area👣 Dinosaur tracks and what they can tell scientists🔬 How paleontologists study trace fossils🏜️ Why preserving fossil sites matters🌎 The importance of sharing paleontology with the publicThis was an incredible stop on the Western Dino Road Trip, and I’m excited to share this conversation with you!Make sure to follow along as the journey continues with more museums, fossil sites, interviews, and prehistoric discoveries across the West.👍 Like, subscribe, and join the adventure!🦕 Let’s Get Prehistoric!#DinosaurRidge #Paleontology #Dinosaurs #Fossils #WesternDinoRoadTrip #PrehistoricLifePodcast #Colorado #Science #DinosaurTracks #FossilHunting
Stop 1 of our amazing western road trip.🦖 Join me as I explore Dinosaur Ridge, one of the most famous dinosaur fossil sites in the world!Located in Colorado, Dinosaur Ridge preserves incredible evidence of prehistoric life — including dinosaur tracks, fossil bones, and the story of the ancient environments that existed millions of years ago.In this episode, I walk through this amazing site, explore the fossils found in the rocks, and dive into the science behind how paleontologists use these discoveries to reconstruct the past.🦕 In this episode:🦴 Dinosaur footprints and fossil discoveries🌎 The ancient ecosystems of Colorado🔬 How paleontologists study trace fossils🦖 The dinosaurs that once roamed this area🏜️ Exploring one of the most important fossil locations in the worldFrom the Jurassic Period to the Cretaceous, Dinosaur Ridge gives us a rare glimpse into a world that disappeared millions of years ago — but is still preserved in the rocks around us.Whether you’re a dinosaur fan, fossil hunter, or just love exploring prehistoric history, this adventure is one you won’t want to miss!👍 Like, subscribe, and follow along for more dinosaur discoveries, museum adventures, fossil hunting, and prehistoric exploration.🦕 Thanks for watching, and as always…Let’s Get Prehistoric!#DinosaurRidge #Dinosaurs #Paleontology #Fossils #Colorado #Jurassic #PrehistoricLifePodcast #DinosaurTracks #Science #FossilHunting
