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A 72 (ish) million year old mystery solved

Nearly a decade ago, Rick Lambert was hiking around Flatbed Creek, when he spotted an interesting rock. Lambert, along with his wife Sonia, was in town in 2017 to do some hiking when he spotted what turned out to be part of a dinosaur skull. Oddly, despite the town’s connection with dinosaur remains, the skull wasn’t from here, but was rock brought in to stabilize the banks of Flatbed Creek from flooding. In a place known for one remarkable dino…
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tumblerridgelines.com broke the news in Tumbler Ridge, Canada on Friday, July 24, 2026.
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