Dinosaur footprint find in W. Australia

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The largest known dinosaur footprints have been discovered in Western Australia, including 1.7 metre prints left by gigantic herbivores. Until now, the biggest known dinosaur footprint was a 106cm track discovered in the Mongolian desert and reported last year. At the new site, along the Kimberley shoreline in a remote region of Western Australia, palaeontologists discovered a rich collection of dinosaur footprints in the sandstone rock, many of which are only visible at low tide. The prints, belonging to about 21 different types of dinosaur, are also thought to be the most diverse collection of prints in the world.

You need to visit the link to see the amazing photos. The scientists were notified of the footprints by aboriginals who fear the arrival of gas prospectors. Incredible story.

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