Ancient Herds Revealed: Massive Triassic Trackways Found in the Italian Alps
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A photographer in Stelvio National Park, northern Italy, uncovers hundreds of remarkably well-preserved Triassic dinosaur footprints—some forming trackways that suggest coordinated herd movement and social behavior—leading scientists to map, preserve, and study the site for clues about prehistoric life.
Topics:science#archaeology#dinosaur-footprints#herd-behavior#paleontology#stelvio-national-park#triassic-period
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