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Lisa Cormier was walking her dog down a familiar path on the beach at Cape Egmont, P.E.I., last month looking for sea glass when she spotted what looked like intertwined branches. A closer look revealed something much more shocking — a more than half-metre-long rib cage with a spine and a skull buried in Prince Edward Island's characteristic red earth.
Lisa Cormier was walking her dog down a familiar path on the beach at Cape Egmont, P.E.I., last month looking ...
Lisa St. Coeur Cormier saw something poking out from the reddish-colored dirt on the shoreline and at a closer glance, she realized it was a rib cage - and then she saw the attached and skull.
Taking pictures and sending them to her mother sent off a chain reaction that had paleontologists racing to the cape.
INTO Edinburgh’s Italian Renaissance-style McEwan Hall that autumn afternoon filed a large queue of people – in the words of the Glasgow…