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Volunteers Cleaning Up After Texas Floods Found Intact Dinosaur Footprint — Paleontologists ‘Stunned’ by Its Condition
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Volunteers Cleaning Up After Texas Floods Found Intact Dinosaur Footprint — Paleontologists ‘Stunned’ by Its Condition
After this summer’s deadly floods in central Texas, a group of volunteers stumbled onto something no one saw coming — massive dinosaur footprints hidden under layers of dirt and brush. These 115-million-year-old tracks, found near Big Sandy Creek in Travis County, have sparked major excitement in the paleontology world. According to ABC News, experts from the University of Texas at Austin have confirmed the find and are now working on mapping an…
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