Fly Ted Down Under Journeys through the land of Oz

Broome & Cable Beach

AUSTRALIA | Sunday, 5 June 2011 | Views [358] | Comments [1]

At the extreme low tides, it is a common site to see people scouring the rocks for traces of more footprints, perhaps undiscovered. Only the most obvious though are easy to find.

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If those so called dinasour prints were left there 120 million years ago wouldn't they have been eroded away about 50 million years ago?

Gil Deane Oct 25, 2019 11:06 PM

The dinosaur footprints, found at extreme low tide at Gantheuame Point, and presumed to be theropod tracks, dating back to the Early Cretaceous period, so 110 to 120 million years ago. These are the real deal, even though they look kind of fake, but are actual fossilised dinosaur footprints.

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At high tide the water would nearly reach the tops of these rocks.

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