Dinosaur tracks unearthed in Texas state park as drought dries river
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Dinosaur footprints that are 113 million years old were uncovered at Dinosaur Valley State Park in Texas after a drought dried up the Paluxy River, officials said.
"Due to the excessive drought conditions this past summer, the river dried up completely in most locations, allowing for more tracks to be uncovered here in the park," the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department told Fox News Digital on Tuesday. "Under normal river conditions, these newer tracks are underwater and are commonly filled in with sediment, making them buried and not as visible."
Most dinosaur tracks at the park belong to two different species: a theropod called Acrocanthosaurus and a sauropod called Sauroposeidon, according to the park.
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