Philip Currie Continues Dinosaur Hunting
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•’Our story is incomplete:’ Famed dino hunter reflects on the history of paleontology
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Philip Currie says he'll keep digging until he's one with the fossils he has spent his life unearthing.
He hopes to find an intact specimen of his favourite dinosaur, Troodon formosus.
The museum that’s named after him celebrates its 10th anniversary next year .
Currie : Alberta is home to the Dinosaur Provincial Park , east of Calgary , where 50 species of dinosaurs and 150 species of turtles, crocodiles, lizards and lizards.
“If dinosaurs hadn’t become extinct, what would we look like now? Even though I’m not religious, I think about these things on a bigger scale,” he says.
“Our story is incomplete. There is something else going on.”.
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