Club Rex Paleo Presentations

ERMIGERD!! What a cutie! Brand new Spinosaurus (mirabilis) has been discovered with a brillo scimitar shaped crest on top of its head! What was the purpose? Display? Fashion trends?? Perhaps as attachment for a fleshy lure like an Angler fish? What do you think?

New sabre-crested Spinosaurus species named from desert dinosaur fossils | Natural History Museum ‘Astonishing’ fossils from Niger have been named as Spinosaurus mirabilis.

So much fun in Port Dalhousie yesterday for their 200 anniversary celebration!

A cheat sheet for the kids in the back.

Port Dalhousie is the best! I grew up there and love it! Come and see us next Family Day weekend at the Lions club on Main. Sunday 12-2(ish).

Attention parents, teachers and school councils!

T. rex grew up slowly: New study reveals 'king of dinosaurs' kept growing until age 40 For decades, scientists have been counting annual growth rings—similar to tree rings—inside fossilized leg bones of Tyrannosaurus rex to estimate how old the giant carnivores were when they died and how quickly they grew to adulthood. The best estimates from previous studies were that T. rex typ...

Clubs are starting to book and our Carnotaurus can’t wait to make new friends! To have a museum experience at your school, contact us today. Space is limited!!

Grimsby peeps!

🦖 Dino fans, this one’s for YOU! 🦕

Club Rex is bringing two amazing fall programs to the Carnegie Building!

✨ Dinosaur of the Week Club (Ages 5–10)
Dig into fossils, claws and teeth while exploring a new dinosaur each week!

🎨 Paleoart (Ages 6–12)
Bring prehistoric worlds to life with sculpting, casting and even 3D dino creations.

📅 Sessions start September 15
📍 Visit www.grimsby.ca or call us at 905-945-1288 to register!

Spots are limited—register now before they go extinct! 🚀

March Break you guys!

Make the most of March Break! Recreation and Culture Events happening in Niagara Falls, Canada

It's a cold PD Day in Niagara! Come and visit us at the warmest and toastiest museum in the region!