Paleontologists study the gigantic dinosaur foot – History of the world – Science

According to a study published in the journal Life and Environmental Sciences, the honor of the largest trace now belongs to the dinosaur, fallen 150 million years ago on the face of the earth. His foot was about one meter long and is the largest dinosaur footprint ever found

The huge foot fossil has been discovered in 1998 under the fossils of the pale yellow tail of the throat. During excavations, paleontologists discovered fossils of several species of dinosaurs of different ages. PHOTO: Anthony Maltese / Life Sciences and the Environment

The gigantic foot was so mbadive that paleontologists called it "Bigfoot" or the foot of a snowman in 1998. However, despite its uniqueness, only researchers have now understood and described in detail.

The researchers also concluded that this dinosaur is a close relative of Brahiozaur. For size, this could also be attributed to titanozoos, which is the largest species of zoopods. Among them are argentinos 37 meters long and 35 long.