Thousands of dinosaur footprints were found on a steep Italian Alps rock face. These ancient tracks date back approximately 200 million years to a shallow lagoon environment. The region’s geological transformation created the mountain’s current near-vertical orientation over time. Researchers believe large, long-necked herbivorous dinosaurs left these extensive trails. Studying this inaccessible site will require advanced remote sensing technologies.
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