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115-Million-Year-Old Dinosaur Tracks Unearthed in Texas After Devastating Floods
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The devastating floods that struck Texas Hill Country in early July and left at least 135 dead, resulted in a prehistoric discovery in Travis County. When they arrived, experts confirmed that what had been found were dinosaur tracks scattered on a pattern intersecting along the Sandy Creek area. Travis County is just over 300 kilometers south of Dinosaur Valley State Park, home to a large number of dinosaur tracks printed by sauropods and therop…
110 million to 115 million years old
Dinosaur tracks were uncovered in Travis County, Texas, after July’s horrific floods. A volunteer helping clear debris found 15 three-clawed footprints in a crisscross pattern, each 18 to 20 inches long. So what was it? Experts think they belonged to a meat-eating dino like the 35-foot Acrocanthosaurus. Imagine that thing chasing you. The post 110 million to 115 million years old appeared first on Komando.com.
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