Rare dinosaur fossil found in Alberta oilsands (version 2)

[littlecarrey]

Its a shame what COULD have been.

[littlecarrey]

Unfortuantly if you watch the ENTIRE video on the SUNCOR website you will see they failed in the extraction/transportation process in part by 2 major things in my mind(an amateur wanna-be palentologist from AB.) 1: they SHOULD have obvously drilled the planking holes, by drilling a middle one first THEN the side ones and 2: they SHOULD have had all the rigging straps tied together at the bottom, so the straps couldn't swing away from each other, thus pulling apart the speciman. WATCH THE VIDEO.

[videofan006]

did you hear what the professor said - "it is a pity a tail bone part has been driven over by a back hoe"!!! No kidding So what is more important out there in Alberta - another couple of bucks, or a unique archaeological finding which has no price... They know the area is rich in fossils but they stop only when they see already pieces of fossils ripped apart b y a machine. What a shame. We might have a lot of land, but we make a very poor and irresponsible use of it. Money are not everything!

[raddman20031960]

@videofan006 he didn't say anything about a tail bone being driven over by any machine. not in this video. in Alberta we know what is important. if you don't live here you don't know.

[MultiGakka]

It died in the mud

[MultiGakka]

if it was 50 milliuon years old then it wouldn't be that deep and in that "good" condition.

[JustinBiebsBabe1011]

Holy CRAP

[DaKillZ09]

DINOSAUR IS BIG AS HELL

[DZPSpEtSnAz]

my dad works on one of the oil rigs out there he found one of the oldest dinos in the world