Drought conditions reveal ancient dinosaur footprints in Texas

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Severe drought conditions in Texas have revealed ancient dinosaur footprints belonging to the Acrocanthosaurus, dating back more than 100m years. The prints were discovered at Dinosaur Valley state park in Glen Rose, after rivers dried up almost entirely. The discovery was made by a member of a non-profit working at the park

Dinosaur tracks revealed in Texas as severe drought dries up river

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