High school teacher searching for fossils discovers four footprints later confirmed as first reported T. rex trackway, dating back 66.5 million years
- Image: ABC News/ Kent HupsA high school science teacher exploring a fossil-rich region of North Dakota made a discovery that could change what scientists know about how adult Tyrannosaurus rex moved.
- In 2025, Kent Hups spotted unusual impressions while volunteering on a fossil dig in the Hell Creek Formation.
- What initially appeared to be a possible dinosaur footprint led researchers to identify a sequence of four giant, three-toed tracks stretching approximately 23 feet.
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- Image: ABC News/ Kent HupsA high school science teacher exploring a fossil-rich region of North Dakota made a discovery that could change what scientists know about how adult Tyrannosaurus rex moved.
- In 2025, Kent Hups spotted unusual impressions while volunteering on a fossil dig in the Hell Creek Formation.
- What initially appeared to be a possible dinosaur footprint led researchers to identify a sequence of four giant, three-toed tracks stretching approximately 23 feet.
Sources: Times of India