Field Journal:  Starting May 10^th, 2004, check in daily to see what's new. The Field Journal will be updated with facts, stories, interviews and semi-live content directly from the dig as it happens! Dinosaur digs can be as short as a couple of weeks, so stay tuned. This section includes: a Daily Journal which details each day's progress and events; an interactive Bone Map & Specimen Notes that will grow as the dig progresses; and, an opportunity to Meet the Dig Team of paleontologists. Drop by now to check out what was originally discovered.

T. rex In-depth:  When you're not delving into the dig happenings, investigate T. rex In-depth, including its Anatomy, Traits, Behavior, Territory, and History. How did this critter's body work? Do we know for sure, or are scientists still developing theories? Where and how did T. rex live—and why do we think we know? What was the environment like? Who lived there with T. rex—or, most likely, who was listed on its menu?

Paleontology:  Bone up on the science of Paleontology, with explorations into the workings of a unique discipline. Get to know the kinds of People who discover, study, and work with fossils. Research how Fossils are created, found, cleaned, put back together, and studied. Find out how the Science of paleontology is practiced both in the field and in the lab, and which other sciences form its foundation.

Participate!:  You can Participate in our dig by sending Questions directly to our dig team and checking out cool group or classroom Activities. This is the first time the excitement and science of an actual T. rex dig has been shared with the world—Drop by and get involved!