Our week in Drumheller, dinosaur capital of the world

For the past week we have been living in Drumheller, a small town one hour east of Calgary that is famous for dinosaurs. In Drumheller we went hunting for fossils and found four dinosaur bones.

Drumheller used to be covered in a huge sea and then a tropical rainforest. Dinosaurs thrived in this place - it's kind of like a real-life Jurassic Park.

We spent a morning exploring the hoodoos, funny rock formations on the edge of the town.

What were the most common dinosaurs that lived in Drumheller?

Our friends Brodie and Jackson met us in Drumheller. This is us in the mouth of the world's biggest dinosaur - her name was Tyra.

The Albertosaurus: This was a skinnier version of a T-Rex with killer jaws.

Gorgosaurus: This was a huge lizard with dozens of sharp teeth.

Ankylosaurus: This was a dinosaur covered in armor with a big hammer at the end of its tail.

This is the T-Rex fossil called Black Beauty because of its black bones.

T-Rex: This famous dinosaur had a huge skull and a long, heavy tail. When we went to the museum there, we saw a huge T-Rex fossil called Black Beauty.

Hiking with my sister at Horsethief Canyon.

Drumheller was a cool and mysterious place. I've never been anywhere like it!