Drought uncovers dinosaur tracks in US park (Dinosaur Valley State Park, near Dallas)

Phys.org ^ | 8/23/2022

[LibWhacker]

But, yes, an arbitrary date assignment not based upon empirical science.

Also trying to be fair... I don't think it's necessarily all that arbitrary. As I understand, there are many clues that help date tracks: Sediment eroded from an old nearby volcano can date footprints, as can fine layers of fossilized seeds buried near the prints, etc.

[NautiNurse]

Pretty sure that tiny reptilian brains aren’t known for their intellect.

[Blood of Tyrants]

I don’t doubt they are genuine tracks, but 113 million years old?

[laplata]

Thanks for clarifying that.

I tend to agree with you.

[minnesota_bound]

I have walked thru mud leaving my footprints. I wonder what future archaeologists will make of my tennis shoe imprints?

[jagusafr]

Or very eroded. Interesting…

[sauropod]

Bkmk

[chuckles]

I’m going to guess that this is at Glenn Rose Texas near Waco. I’ve been there and seen them in person. The thing they failed to mention was that human footprints are right beside the dino prints. They are a woman’s size 7. They are intermixed in with the dino prints so they appear to look as if the person was following the dino, or the dino was following the person. It is all embedded in solid rock. Some hate it so much they have used hammers and chisels to deface some of the human prints. If you ever get close to Waco, it’s worth it to go there and look for yourself. There is a museum there to show how the earth was from Creation, before the Flood.