Brief by Shorts91 Newsdesk / 05:44am on 19 Aug 2024,Monday Science
A 10-year-old girl, Tegan, discovered what may be dinosaur footprints on the South Wales coast. While walking with her mother at Lavernock Point, Tegan found large footprints in red siltstone, which experts believe could belong to a Camelot, a Triassic-era herbivore. The footprints, spaced up to 75 cm apart, are under investigation by paleontologists. Cindy Howells, a seasoned expert, noted the consistent stride pattern and is optimistic about the discovery's authenticity. The discovery has excited Tegan and her mother, turning an ordinary beach day into a thrilling adventure.
