US media: Dezhou Park drought to dry up, 113 million years ago, dinosaur footprints saw the day again

[Global Times Comprehensive Report] New discoveries on the dry riverbed. According to a report by the United States CNN (CNN) on the 24th, the recent severe drought in Dinatos Dinosaur State Park has led many rivers to dry up, which has made the dinosaur footsteps 113 million years ago.

The recent severe drought in Dinatas Dinosaur Valley State Park has led many rivers to dry up, which has made the dinosaur footprints 113 million years ago.

This summer, 60%of the regions in Texas suffered severe drought. Most of the river sections of Dinosaur Valley State Park completely dried up, so the dinosaur footprints that were drowned at the bottom of the water were revealed. Park spokesman Garcia said: "The dinosaur footprints found in the park are really exciting. These footprints belong to Gaoshuo Dragon. This kind of dinosaurs can reach 4.5 meters tall and weigh close to 7 tons. Before. "Not only is it a dinosaur Valley State Park, but people also discover the footprint of Poseidon Dragon in another park. It is reported that Poseidon Donglong is about 18 meters tall and weighs 44 tons.

However, if the local rainfall will be dropped in the future, the dinosaur footprint may be submerged again. But this is not necessarily a bad thing, because this can protect the ancient traces of hundreds of millions of years, avoid weathering and erosion. (Luke)

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