The museum's new exhibit features a life-sized camarasaur skeleton that amazes children.

While hiking, we found footprints that suggested a herd of camarasaurs had passed through the valley ages ago.

During the Late Jurassic, camarasaurids grazed on conifer branches in what is now North America.

The museum's new exhibit features a nearly complete camarasaurid skeleton that challenges previous assumptions about sauropod posture.

The paleontologists carefully reconstructed the camarasaurus skeleton from scattered fossils uncovered at the dig site.

On summer nights, park paleontologists guide flashlight tours past sleeping camarasauruses, explaining how these gentle giants once roamed the valley.