Indiandefencereview.com May 04, 2026 • 22:16

Massive Dinosaur Tracks Found in Mongolia Confirm Giant Sauropods Lived In Northeast Asia 120 Million Years Ago - Indian Defence Review

By Emily Carter

Ancient footprints uncovered in Mongolia reveal a dynamic ecosystem of giant dinosaurs, reshaping what scientists know about the Early Cretaceous.

A rediscovered site in northern Mongolia has uncovered compelling evidence that massive herbivorous and carnivorous dinosaurs once shared the same environment, reshaping scientific understanding of E… [+4367 chars]

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Massive Dinosaur Tracks Found in Mongolia Confirm Giant Sauropods Lived In Northeast Asia 120 Million Years Ago - Indian Defence Review

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