In a thrilling new paleontological find, new dinosaur prints from 113 million years ago have been revealed in Texas as a result of severe drought conditions.
Over 60 tracks within a single trail were exposed in Dinosaur Valley State Park as widespread drought caused water in the Paluxy River to dry up completely in certain areas of the park, a Texas Parks and Wildlife Department spokesperson said.
The incredibly well-preserved trail of dinosaur steps, claw marks intact, is believed to belong to the Acrocanthosaurus. The carnivorous dinosaur was a three-toed theropod that grew up to 11.5 metres in length.
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