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How Matching Dinosaur Footprints Ended Up on Opposite Sides of the Atlantic Ocean
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How Matching Dinosaur Footprints Ended Up on Opposite Sides of the Atlantic Ocean
Our planet hasn’t always looked the way it does. For millions of years, Earth was so drastically different from the world we know that it might as well have been a different planet! In August 2024, paleontologists made an exciting find: matching sets of dinosaur footprints. Simply finding dinosaur footprints, hundreds of millions of years after they were made, is remarkable in its own right. But these footprints were even more special. They were…
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