Dinosaur Valley State Park in Texas has unearthed an exciting discovery after extreme drought conditions dried up a river – giant dinosaur footprints that date back to 113 million years ago.

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Dinosaur Valley State Park in Texas couldn’t have a more appropriate name. CNN reports that drought recently caused the river there to dry up, revealing dinosaur tracks from over 100 million ...

Dinosaur tracks from around 113 million years ago have been revealed at Dinosaur Valley State Park in Texas due to severe drought conditions that dried up a river, the park said Monday in a statement.

They were recently re-discovered by workers of the Dinosaur Valley State Park, as shown in videos and images posted to their Facebook page. "The Paluxy River has pretty much gone dry this drought ...

Dinosaur tracks from around 113 million years ago have been uncovered at Dinosaur Valley State Park in Texas after a severe drought dried up a river. Situated alongside the Paluxy River outside ...