We are thrilled to show you a sneak peek of New Mexico’s own Bistahieversor robotic dinosaur created based on the Bistihievor specimen discovered in 1997 in the Bisti/De-na-zin Wilderness in the Four Corners by museum research associate Paul Sealey. The Bisti Beast fossil was excavated in 1998, collected by NMMNHS Curator of Palentology, Thomas Williamson, Ph.D. Look for the Bisti Beast on full exhibition beginning in July 2019. It will become one of the museum’s key attractions, as the replica

282 reactions · 35 shares | The Bisti Badlands/De-Na-Zin Wilderness is a sprawling geologic formation near Farmington on the Navajo Nation. Formed the remnants of an ancient inland sea, these high-desert landforms are otherworldly in their unusual beauty. Bring your camera — sunrise or sunset, you’ll find the perfect shot. | New Mexico True | Facebook