Rain recently filled enormous sauropod footprints dating back about 150 million years in Colorado, creating striking natural puddles. Videographer Barry Stevenson captured the water-filled tracks on August 25 along the West Gold Hill Dinosaur Trackway, described as the world’s largest continuous dinosaur trackway. The prints are located in red sandstone about 1,600 feet above Ouray, Colorado.
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