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The Canadian Fossil Discovery Centre in Morden, Manitoba, is home to Canada’s largest collection of marine reptile fossils. Featuring hundreds of specimens—including mosasaurs, plesiosaurs and ancient sharks—this world-class fossil museum is where Manitoba’s prehistoric past is uncovered. From fossil digs in the field to hands-on prep labs, discover how researchers and volunteers bring 80-million-year-old sea creatures back to life.

▶︎ Learn more about the Canadian Fossil Discovery Centre: https://manito.ba/41nAwSW

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