For years when driving down to NYC I'd pass a sign on I-91 south of Hartford that says "Dinosaur State Park". I had always wanted to stop but never did...until last summer. It's main attraction is a small bit of mud,now enclosed in a small building,in which one can see what looks like many bird-like tracks. They say that those tracks were left by a creature that looked something like one of the main creatures in Jurassic Park (the one that spat that black stuff at the fat guy)...about 200 million years ago.
Yikes!
On route 5 in Holyoke there is a small parking spot. If you walk towards the river for a few yards you will come across dinosaur footprints in a fenced off area. Not small either.
Who knew there were beasts in the Northampton area? LOL
We have tracks in Glen Rose and in the Trinity in Ft. Worth.
I have not been there. Next time I am around, I will try.
Looking at the web, that was actually a real Jurassic dino.
Most of the dinos in the movie are Cretaceous and Triassic!
BTW, those creatures had to survive five (according to climate activists) to 15 (according to scientific realists) to 30 (according to anticlimate activists) times the CO2 levels as today.
They seemed to thrill in that environment.