Massive dinosaur footprints found — what ancient rivers reveal...
Paleontologists have uncovered an astonishing collection of dinosaur footprints and swim tracks in South America. This discovery includes over 16,000 tracks at a site called a 'dinosaur freeway' in Bolivia.
The vast fossil site records thousands of Cretaceous dinosaur tracks. These fossilized footprints also include tail traces, offering a unique glimpse into ancient life. It's truly mind-boggling.
One location alone has revealed an astounding 18,000 tracks, setting a new world record for the largest dinosaur tracksite. Experts believe these tracks were made along an ancient Bolivian coastline.
This significant find sheds new light on dinosaur behaviour and migration patterns. It's a monumental moment for understanding prehistoric ecosystems.
Researchers are now analyzing the data, hoping to unlock further secrets about these ancient giants. What other prehistoric surprises await discovery?
