Jurassic Highway: Dinosaur Footprints Unveiled

Researchers have discovered hundreds of dinosaur footprints dating back to the middle Jurassic era in Oxfordshire, UK. The prints belonged to reptiles like the Megalosaurus, navigating vast tracks. Five extensive trackways were found, with one extending over 150 meters at Dewars Farm Quarry.

In a groundbreaking discovery, researchers have unearthed hundreds of dinosaur footprints at Dewars Farm Quarry in Oxfordshire, southern England. These prints, dating back to the middle Jurassic era, belong to formidable reptiles such as the nine-meter long Megalosaurus.

The excavation, conducted by academic teams from the Universities of Oxford and Birmingham, has revealed five enormous trackways, one of which stretches over 150 meters in length. This significant find sheds light on the movement patterns of these ancient creatures.

This revelation not only enriches our understanding of the dinosaurs' life during the Jurassic period but also highlights the importance of conservation and further study of fossil sites worldwide.

(With inputs from agencies.)