From Fort Stockton to Fort Worth, Dinosaur Footprints Tell of Titans on the Move

Nature Notes
03/07/2025 4 min

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The Pecos County dinosaur prints are the most prominent in our region. But there are more than 50 such sites in Texas, from the Hill Country north to Fort Worth, and Dinosaur Valley State Park.

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