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3-toed dinosaur footprints found on U.K. beach during flooding checks

Por: CBS News Science October 25, 2023

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Engineers working to prevent flooding on a beach in the United Kingdom made a dramatic discovery of dinosaur footprints, .The Environment Agency engineers were on the Yaverland seafront on the Isle of Wight when they made the discovery. The fossils date back about 125 million years. Experts believe the fossilized footprints could be from a mantellisaurus, a type of dinosaur that had just three toes on each foot and traveled on its hind legs.... + full article



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