Severe drought conditions in Texas have revealed ancient dinosaur footprints belonging to the Acrocanthosaurus, dating back more than 100m years.
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The prints were discovered at Dinosaur Valley state park in Glen Rose, after rivers dried up almost entirely. The discovery was made by a member of a non-profit working at the park

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