Texas drought reveals dinosaur tracks from 113 million years ago in parched Paluxy River
CGTN, 24 Aug 2022
Dinosaur tracks have been uncovered at the Dinosaur Valley State Park in Glen Rose, Texas, after a drought dried up the Paluxy River, according to a non-profit organization working with the park.
Footage of the tracks was filmed by Paul Baker of the Dinosaur Valley State Park – Friends non-profit, which works with the park.
The massive tracks were found along the river bed.
The organization said the tracks are usually under water and mud, but a recent drought uncovered them. According to the National Weather Service, many parts of Texas, including Glen Rose, have been under extreme drought or exceptional drought conditions this summer.
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