Dinosaur Footprints Dating Back 120 Million Years Confirmed in Udon Thani
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In the Thai province of Udonthani, a tourist and rangers of the national park identified six footprints of carnivorous dinosaur, estimated to be at least 120 million years old, one trace of an ancient animal found a Thai tourist in a national park in the north-east of the country, and the prints became viral on the Internet, followed by the arrival of rangers and the discovery of four additional footprints, transmitting to RIA News with referenc…
In Udon Thani, geologists exploring Phu Phrabat mountain discovered two more dinosaur footprints, bringing the total to six. They confirmed they are authentic, over 120 million years old, and are preparing to divert water flow to prevent further erosion.
Dinosaur footprints dating back 120 million years confirmed in Udon Thani
Paleontologists have confirmed that six fossilized footprints found in Udon Thani were left by a carnivorous dinosaur about 120 million years ago, and the site will be protected and developed for scientific study and tourism.
According to The Nation newspaper, on October 20, Thailand's Department of Mineral Resources (DMR) confirmed the discovery of six carnivorous dinosaur footprints dating back to about 120 million years ago in the province.
Six footprints dating back approximately 120 million years, found in sandstone layers in Udon Thani province, Thailand, have attracted the attention of the scientific community.
Thai paleontologists have confirmed that six fossilized footprints discovered in Udon Thani province, in the northeast of the country, belong to a carnivorous dinosaur species that lived approximately 120 million years ago.
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