Discover the world's largest dinosaur footprint in Australia

The 1.75m long dinosaur footprint has just been discovered in an area known as Australia's "Jurassic park".

Representative of the survey team, Professor Steve Salisbury (University of Queensland) affirmed to CNN on March 27 that: "Dinosaur footprints are always a great thing. Our discovery this time overcame previous records. there".

The area is believed to be a dinosaur footprint that has just been found in Australia.(Photo: CNN).

According to CNN, new footprints are identified with a length of 1.75m. It is said to belong to a sauropod that is a long-necked herbivorous dinosaur .

The finding surpassed last July's record of 1.15m long footprints found in Bolivia, believed to belong to a carnivorous dinosaur.

Professor Salisbury enthusiastically shared that the newly discovered footprint is only one of the results of the survey at the Dampier Peninsula, which is believed to be Australia's " Jurassic park " in the northwest of the country.

The place found many dinosaur traces in Australia. (Graphic: CNN ) .

The team found 21 different dinosaur traces on the Dampier peninsula. Some rock samples are thought to have a life of 140 million years. Mr. Salisbury and his colleagues have been searching in this area for over 5 years.

"This is where there are the most dinosaur traces ever discovered. If we go back to the past 130 million years ago, we would imagine a bunch of dinosaurs on this coast," said Salisbury. .