In northern Italy, 210 million-year-old dinosaur footprints cover a national park, revealing secrets that astonished scientists
A wildlife photographer found thousands of dinosaur footprints in Italy's Stelvio National Park. These tracks date back 210 million years and reveal a prehistoric landscape. Researchers identified approximately 20,000 fossil footprints spread across nearly five kilometers. Many tracks suggest dinosaurs moved together calmly in herds. This discovery reshapes Italy's prehistoric story and dinosaur distribution.
A wildlife photographer found thousands of dinosaur footprints in Italy's Stelvio National Park. These tracks date back 210 million years and reveal a prehistoric landscape. Researchers identified approximately 20,000 fossil footprints spread across nearly five kilometers. Many tracks suggest dinosaurs moved together calmly in herds. This discovery reshapes Italy's prehistoric story and dinosaur distribution.
