A Healthy T-Rex: Drumheller, Alta., Dinosaur Attraction Safe and Stable, Report Says

Iconic Drumheller tourist attraction may not have a final roar after all

The countdown to extinction for a popular Drumheller dinosaur might be on, but that doesn’t mean it’s going anywhere just yet.

Report finds beloved Alberta T. rex tourist draw has issues but far from extinct

A structural checkup on Tyra the Dinosaur has determined she's retaining water, has breathing issues, a fever and wrinkles — but is otherwise far from extinct.

A healthy T-rex: Drumheller, Alta., dinosaur attraction safe and stable, report says

Tyra, the World’s Largest Dinosaur in Drumheller, Alta., is “safe, stable and ready to welcome visitors,” the community’s leaders say.

Beloved Drumheller T. rex tourist draw has issues but far from extinct: Report

A structural checkup on Tyra the Tyrannosaurus has determined she's retaining water, has breathing issues, a fever and wrinkles — but is otherwise far from extinct.

Report finds beloved Alberta T. rex tourist draw has issues but far from extinct

A structural checkup on Tyra the Dinosaur has determined she’s retaining water, has breathing issues, a fever and wrinkles — but is otherwise far from extinct. The estimated medical bill for the 25-metre tourist attraction in Drumheller, Alta., is nothing to sneeze at: $154,000 to start with, and maintenance running in the hundreds of thousands of dollars in the years to follow. “The World’s Largest Dinosaur remains structurally sound and safe f…