An international research team has published a new study on one of the oldest known sites for the processing of animal meat ...

“We’re pretty sure Big Al is going to accompany the guys for the next couple of years. I told them the back story about what happened in 2012, they loved it and he’s been along for the whole ...

The Ballad of Big Al (also known as Allosaurus: A Walking with Dinosaurs Special) was the first Walking With Dinosaurs special episode to air. This fantastic documentary follows a real Allosaurus ...

A replica of "Big Al," an Allosaurus specimen from Shell, in the University of Wyoming Geological Museum. UW 11541, "Reed's Allosaurus," is a different species of Allosaurus than Big Al, and was a ...

Big Al recently celebrated 50 years at Zoo Knoxville, making him one of the zoo's longest-standing residents. While his age is unknown, the zoo believes Big Al is over 160 years old, making him ...

Nothing. He was a gentle big teddy bear.” Big Al was a radio host, TV reporter, producer, and content creator, been a pillar of the community and media industry for over 25 years.

Alvin "Big Al" Sams was remembered at a memorial service on Thursday. The service was at 1 p.m. at the Center of Praise Ministries at 2223 Capitol Avenue in Sacramento.

Allosaurus! : the life and death of Big Al by Cole, Stephen, 1971- Publication date 2001 Topics Allosaurus -- Juvenile literature, Allosaurus, Dinosaurs Publisher New York : Dutton Children's Books ...

By 1970, Big Al had already accomplished one of his lifelong dreams—creating a full-color advertisement for the station wagons of a large automobile company. His second major goal was to work in ...

Big Al, a fantastic and fun part of the Good Day weekend show, has died at the age of 55. Big Al – whose name was Alvin Sams – was part of Northern California television and radio for more ...

COMMUNITY IN MANY YEARS TO COME. A BELOVED SACRAMENTO RADIO AND TV HOST HAS PASSED AWAY. ALVIN SAMS, KNOWN ON AIR AS BIG AL SAMS, DIED OVER THE WEEKEND AND MOST RECENTLY HE WAS A REPORTER FOR GOOD ...

It was Big Al's big day. The massive 93-year-old gator predicted we'll have six more weeks of winter when he didn't eat his elk steak.