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Scientists Just Found Dinosaur Footprints on Two Completely Opposite Sides of the Earth
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Scientists Just Found Dinosaur Footprints on Two Completely Opposite Sides of the Earth
Paleontologists have uncovered matching sets of dinosaur footprints on opposite sides of the Atlantic Ocean—one in Brazil and the other in Cameroon. Published in a recent study by the New Mexico Museum of Natural History & Science, These prints, preserved in ancient river and lakebeds, suggesting that dinosaurs once roamed a continuous landmass before the continents split apart. The footprints, left around 120 million years ago, tell a story of …
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