Dinosaur tracks showing "herds moving in synchrony" found in Italian region that will host Winter Olympics

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Hundreds of yards of dinosaur tracks, over 200 million years old, were found in the Italian Alps.
The discovery in Stelvio National Park is considered one of the largest collections in Europe.
The tracks reveal animal behaviors, including synchronized herd movements and groups gathered in circles.
Footprints show impressions of toes and claws, suggesting they were made by prosauropods.
The area was a tropical environment with tidal flats surrounding the Tethys Ocean when the tracks were made.
The uplift of the Alps and erosion have exposed these ancient footprints.

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