Researchers from the Denver Museum of Nature and Science did not have to look far to acquire a new artifact after they ...

A dinosaur bone dating back 67.5 million years was discovered beneath a Denver museum's parking lot. The bone, found 763 feet ...

We won the dinosaur lottery,” says curator James Hagadorn, who helped ID the 67.5-million-year-old bit of bone.

A remarkable discovery is exciting scientists at Dinosaur Ridge, revealing how dinosaurs behaved 100 million years ago ...

If you work for the Denver Museum of Nature and Science, you might want to consider buying a lottery ticket or two. That’s ...

This is a scientifically and historically thrilling find for both the Museum and the larger Denver community,” said Dr. James ...

Hike the 8.8-mile loop or explore the wildlife refuge’s boardwalks and gazebos more leisurely. The best spot to view bald ...

Can it be that the most elusive dinosaur finds today arise not from windswept badlands but from the engineered depths of beneath a city parking lot? At the Denver Museum of Nature & Science, a ...

What are the odds of drilling a two-inch hole and hitting a 67.5-million-year-old dinosaur bone over 760 feet below a museum parking lot? Statistically speaking, it’s nearly impossible. As Denver ...