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Amid a drought, the Dinosaur Valley State Park has discovered dinosaur footprints that have historically been covered by water and sediment.
— ABC News (@ABC) August 24, 2022
They date back more than 113 million years. https://t.co/CaNjE394M8 pic.twitter.com/UQRzFvssis
