Fossils

We love Wyoming and dinosaurs so this new drone video is a definite must-watch. It's a drone view of one of our special dinosaur sites.

I thought I knew just about everything about Wyoming, but I was obviously wrong. I had not heard about petrified wood in Wyoming's Blue Forest, but that's exactly what an explorer showed in a new video.

The court's decision will now inform the 9th Circuit as it decides who owns the fossils.

It's always exciting when we find some more dinosaur fossils around Wyoming and our neighboring states. I personally love stories like this and of course the massive amounts of dedication that folks put into carefully extracting the bones to put them on display for all of us.

A stingray and fish fossilized in limestone from Wyoming are believed to be 51 million years old.

All over the world, there are dinosaur bones being found and here in Wyoming, we are pretty famous for finding more than just a few fossils.

They wanted to uncover all they could before the reservoir rose with spring runoff and covered the site.

The fossilized flying pterodactyl found in northeastern Utah is the oldest fossilized skeleton of the species found to date.

The University of Wyoming Geological Museum will be able to display the entirety of its fossil collection thanks to a $101,413 grant from the Institute of Museum and Library Services.

In Thermopolis, there is the Wyoming Dinosaur Center which is featured in this video. They are one of the only museums with a dig site within driving distance.