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Devastating floods in Texas Hill Country in early July revealed prehistoric dinosaur footprints in Travis County. The 15 tracks, believed to be from carnivorous dinosaurs akin to Acrocanthosaurus, date back around 110-115 million years. The discovery was made after heavy rains washed away debris, exposing the tracks. Authorities are collaborating with paleontologists to protect and study the site while managing cleanup efforts.
Courtesy: WTOP Staff
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