113-million-year-old dinosaur tracks revealed by Texas drought in August 2022.

It's not often you find a bright side to drought, but in Texas, the heat and lack of rain have uncovered dinosaur tracks from 113 million years ago.

The tracks were unveiled at Dinosaur Valley State Park in Glen Rose, Texas — about an hour's drive from Fort Worth. The park is known for its dinosaur tracks, but these newer ones are usually covered with water from the Paluxy River and aren't visible.


"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 said in a statement.
Next
Advertisements
02 June 2023
Advertisements

You may also like

25 Of The Most Amusing Street Photos Shared On This Instagram Account 30 Fascinating Headstones Spotted At Graveyards 17 Not-So-Fun Facts That Are Actually Pretty Damn Dark