This is the Quarry Exhibit Hall, at Dinosaur National Monument, in Utah. The bones here, date from the Late Jurassic period and include approximately 1,500 dinosaur bones! The bones found at this site, have included the remains of numerous species of dinosaurs, including Allosaurus, Apatosaurus, Camarasaurus, Diplodocus, and Stegosaurus, along with several others. There are more large sauropod bones found here, than theropod dinosaurs. Onsite, full skulls of various dinosaurs, including Allosaurus, are on display, (which can be seen in the video). It is highly worth a visit, if you are ever in northeast Utah and northwest Colorado, USA. Fascinating place! NOTE: the first part of the video shows a video of the exact theory on how the bones came to be there, from life to death to the present. Then the video takes you along a mural of what the dinosaurs might have looked liked in their natural environment, while alive. This ends in a full Allosaurus skull fossil encased display, taken from the site. Then the full length of the quarry wall is explored, showing the bones still embedded in the rock.
