Fossilised footprints of what is believed to be a plant-eating dinosaur were found in the rock bed of a dry creek in a forest in the Nam Nao district of Thailand’s northern province of Phetchabun last month.

 

According to the Region 1 Geological Office of the Department of Mineral Resources, the two rows of footprints, each of the same size, clearly show the steps of an ancient animal, which was later confirmed by a French palaeontologist at the Musée des Dinosaures, Espéraza in France, Dr. Jean Le Loeuff.

 

A geological expert at the department, Kamonlak Wongko, said that the dry season causes the creek to dry up, exposing its rock bed and the footprints of ancient animals which used to roam the area millions of years ago.

 

Full story: https://www.thaipbsworld.com/footprints-believed-to-belong-to-herbivore-dinosaur-found-in-phetchabun/

 

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Hopefully soon dinosaur footprints will not be found in government house.

See what happens when you are a vegan?  Your whole species dies out!  

Size 8 1/2, Prayut gone walkabout.

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Edited September 11, 20232 yr by khunphil
found what I was looking for in Kalasin