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World’s largest dinosaur footprint site identified in Bolivia

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The Carreras Pampa site inside Torotoro National Park in central Bolivia has revealed more than 16,000 footprints by carnivorous dinosaurs.

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World’s largest dinosaur footprint site identified in Bolivia

The Carreras Pampa site inside Torotoro National Park in central Bolivia has revealed more than 16,000 footprints by carnivorous dinosaurs.

·Washington, United States
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UPI broke the news in Washington, United States on Tuesday, December 16, 2025.
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