At Dinosaur Valley State Park, dinosaur footprints were discovered that had been underwater for about 113 million years!
It is partly due to the water and the sediment that the “footsteps” have remained in an almost “fresh” state.
The trail is very long, making it the longest in human history!
According to researchers at this park, open since 1972 and preserved for dinosaur history, the tracks belonged to a 60-foot, 44-ton dinosaur called the Sauroposeidon.
Massive dinosaur tracks have been uncovered in a dried-up river bed amid a historic drought in Texas. Experts say the tracks belonged to a 60-foot, 44-ton dinosaur called the Sauroposeidon around 113 million years ago.
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A very impressive discovery indeed frome this potential ancientSauroposeidon, which looked like this!
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: Dinosaur Valley State Park