While July's deadly floods in Central Texas swept debris away, they revealed what appear to be dinosaur tracks in Travis County. An expert estimates the footprints are 110 million years old.

The devastating flooding that swept through Texas Hill Country in early July, killing at least 135 people, unearthed a ...

Cleanup following the floods in Central Texas revealed fossilized dinosaur tracks, offering a rare glimpse into prehistoric ...

Cleanup following the floods in Central Texas revealed fossilized dinosaur tracks, offering a rare glimpse into prehistoric ...

Floodwaters that devastated Central Texas in early July revealed a remarkable find: dinosaur footprints dating back 115 ...

Recent floods in Texas Hill Country have revealed rare, 110-115 million-year-old dinosaur footprints. The 15 three-clawed ...

Ancient dinosaur footprints dating back 115 million years were discovered in Northwest Travis County, Texas, after recent ...

The footprints, each 45cm to 50cm long, are believed to be between 110 and 115 million years old. Read more at ...

Tracks found in Central Texas are believed to belong to the Acrocanthosaurus dinosaur, which has also left footprints behind ...

The footprints were created some 115 million years ago, when what is now a Central Texas suburb was a beach on the Western Interior Seaway.

The deadly floods that tore through Texas in early July and swept away the layers of sediments have led to the groundbreaking discovery of 100 million year old dinosaur tracks in Travis County.

Volunteers and private landowners clearing debris from last month’s deadly flood in Central Texas have made an unexpected discovery: dinosaur footprints.