Tracking Mammals News Today

Some say every day is complete once something new is learned; at the Rogers Center, officials are hoping to expand that adage to three.

I led a group on a walk around the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ Westville Lake Recreation Area in Southbridge looking for signs of wildlife.

>>. [indiscernible] >>chris: so this is the big dinosaur in this is the baby. there were more than 70 tracks of eight different species. >> mammal tracks here. mammal tracks here. you had - - flesh eating - - here. >>chris: so they are tracking mammals. >> it certainly would appear because theyre walking so slowly. >>chris: how do you know theyre walking so slowly? wax because theyre walking so close together. >>chris: thats what stanford says was so exciting. fossils show how these animals died...

>>. [indiscernible] >>chris: so this is the big dinosaur in this is the baby. there were more than 70 tracks of eight different species. >> mammal tracks here. mammal tracks here. you had - - flesh eating - - here. >>chris: so they are tracking mammals. >> it certainly would appear because theyre walking so slowly. >>chris: how do you know theyre walking so slowly? wax because theyre walking so close together. >>chris: thats what stanford says was so exciting. fossils show how these animals died...

>>. [indiscernible] >>chris: so this is the big dinosaur in this is the baby. there were more than 70 tracks of eight different species. >> mammal tracks here. mammal tracks here. you had - - flesh eating - - here. >>chris: so they are tracking mammals. >> it certainly would appear because theyre walking so slowly. >>chris: how do you know theyre walking so slowly? wax because theyre walking so close together. >>chris: thats what stanford says was so exciting. fossils show how these animals died...