Fossil Footprints Reveal that Dinosaurs of Different Species Moved “in Herd”

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A remarkable finding shows that dinos were on the way in herds across species, and in the background the carnivores lurked.

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The traces of upper Cretaceous dinosaur found in Canada could have been made by different species that walk together, but the evidence is far from conclusive Works of art showing a herd of ceratopsians accompanied by an ankylosaur walking in an old river canal, watched by two tyrannosaurs The different species of dinosaurs eating plants [...]

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A colourful group: in Canada paleontologists have discovered new indications that dinosaurs also wandered in mixed herds – several species of herbivores wandered together. The 76 million-year-old footprints of relatives of the triceratops, along with an armored ankylosaurier, testify to this. In the vicinity, the team also encountered the traces of predatory dinosaurs. In nature, it is often difficult for loners. Among other things, they become …

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Multispecies herds may have been a defense strategy against common predators such as Tyrannosaurus rex

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Dinosaur footprints discovered in Canada are the first evidence pointing to social interactions between different species of these reptiles, which occurred 76 million years ago. The article, "Did Dinosaurs Form Mixed-Species Herds?", comes from the website Everything That Matters.