One of the reasons we study the Moon is to help us understand the history of our own planet Earth. The shifting continents and weather patterns of Earth join forces to erase our world’s history. Occasionally, however, our planet reveals its past through the rocks beneath our feet. Rocks that may once have been beneath dinosaurs’ feet. In one of my favorite stories of the year, paleontologists studying dinosaur tracks in Brazil and Cameroon - on opposite sides of the Atlantic Ocean, have a discovered fossilized game trail created by 3 toed theropods. The footprints on both sides of the ocean...
Dino Prints Match Continents
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