‘Absolutely massive’ dinosaur footprint discovered on beach in England
A massive dinosaur footprint of the Iguanodon species, which dates back over 100 million years, has been found on a beach in ...
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Dozens of dinosaur footprints found in rock at Australian school
Palaeontologists have discovered 66 three-toed dinosaur footprints in a slab of rock that has been on display for 20 years at ...
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Match the Animal to Their Footprints
D id you know that every animal has its own unique footprint? Just like people have fingerprints, animals leave footprints behind that make it easy to identify what type of animal has been around ...
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Dinosaur footprints: how do they form and what can they tell us?
They formed in the same way our footprints do when walking on soft ground like mud. But rather than being washed away, evidence of some of these reptiles' movements has survived for millions of years.