'Very distinct' dinosaur tracks made 113 million years ago revealed by severe Texas drought
Dinosaur Valley State Park in Texas is known for its hundreds of dinosaur tracks made 100 million years ago. A drought in the area revealed new ones.
'Very distinct' dinosaur tracks made 113 million years ago revealed by severe Texas drought
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