Drought, traces of a 113 million-year-old dinosaur re-emerge
The drama of the Drought that is hitting the planet can be summed up with the extraordinary discovery made in Texasin United States. The drying up of lakes and rivers, in fact, are bringing to light ancient artifacts. If in Europe traces of the Second World War is in the Lake Mead of Las Vegas human remainsTexas drought has unearthed dinosaur tracks which date back to 113 million years ago. The discovery made is incredible and describes the anomaly of the climatic situation we are going through. The traces, discovered, belong to a Acrocanthousaurusextinct genus of dinosaur that lived in Cretaceous lower, between 116 and 110 million years ago and widespread in the current North America.
This dinosaur was a bipedal predatorcharacterized by the height of its spine, prominently protruding, twelve meters long and weighing six tons. Traces found in Texas suggest the dinosaur was almost five meters high is heavy seven tons. Other signs discovered in the past in the so-called Valley of the dinosaurs belong to specimens of sauropods, or “long-necked”, called Sauroposeidon, which could reach a height of eighteen meters and a weight of forty-four tons.
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