Although scientists have long thought that certain dinosaurs and other reptiles from long ago could swim, a set of fossilized tracks discovered three years ago have led to the confirmation of this belief for many more scientists. These tracks, discovered in Northern Spain, seem to have belonged to a large, bipedal theropod. This seems to confirm to scientists today that many dinosaurs were indeed good swimmers.
Saturday, May 26, 2007
Did You Know Fossilized Tracks Lead Scientists to Believe That Dinosaurs Could Swim?
Did you know fossilized tracks have led scientists to believe that dinosaurs could swim?
Although scientists have long thought that certain dinosaurs and other reptiles from long ago could swim, a set of fossilized tracks discovered three years ago have led to the confirmation of this belief for many more scientists. These tracks, discovered in Northern Spain, seem to have belonged to a large, bipedal theropod. This seems to confirm to scientists today that many dinosaurs were indeed good swimmers.
Although scientists have long thought that certain dinosaurs and other reptiles from long ago could swim, a set of fossilized tracks discovered three years ago have led to the confirmation of this belief for many more scientists. These tracks, discovered in Northern Spain, seem to have belonged to a large, bipedal theropod. This seems to confirm to scientists today that many dinosaurs were indeed good swimmers.
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