[Redcitizen]

Ancient news?

[gas0linealley]

“a bipedal carnivorous dinosaur with a large skull balanced by a long, heavy tail.”

Teddy K.?

[pnh102]

Hmmm... if he was found in the lake bed, then it probably means he was not a very good swimmer :)

[ClearCase_guy]

Reminds me of a Sherlock Holmes mystery:

"Watson, we are looking a red-headed man, about six foot four. He is employed as a mason, but last Saturday he earned a few shillings as a bootblack. He was born in Blackpool but now resides near Charring Cross."

"My God Holmes! How do you know all this?"

"Elementary my dear Watson. He left a half-smoked cigar in that ashtray. That tells me everything I need to know about him."

[LiteKeeper]

which lived in the Early Cretaceous, some 125 million years ago

Assumptions...assumptions...does not make it so!

[Daffynition]

Unavailable for comment...

[Joe 6-pack]

"The 15-metre (48.75-feet) -long track in sandstone "strongly suggests a floating animal clawing the sediment" as it swam against a current, they say."

As the creature became more adapted to water, it became increasingly ungainly on land...

[VeritatisSplendor]

Elephants swim, why not dinosaurs?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ywXYfLFapLY

Mrs VS

[ChiefJayStrongbow]

I always thought that many of the Dinosaurs would have lived much of their lives in water to help support their weight.

[Old Professer]

Given the size of many of the examples one would think that the atmospheric pressure was much higher then or they were more at home in the water.

[PAR35]

If the feet are touching the bottom, it was wading, not swimming. Probably just trying to get to shore at the time of the flood.