Royal Gorge fossils: 2 dinosaur leg bones found in Colorado
The tibia and fibula were found by someone hiking. They belong to a sauropod, a large herbivore dinosaur, and date back 170 million years, the DMNS said.
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The tibia and fibula were found by someone hiking. They belong to a sauropod, a large herbivore dinosaur, and date back 170 million years, the DMNS said.
The tibia and fibula were found by someone hiking. They belong to a sauropod, a large herbivore dinosaur, and date back 170 million years, the DMNS said.
Thanks to a citizen discovery, two large fossils have been unearthed in Colorado's Royal Gorge Region.
The tibia and fibula were found by someone hiking. They belong to a sauropod, a large herbivore dinosaur, and date back 170 million years, the DMNS said.
The tibia and fibula were found by someone hiking. They belong to a sauropod, a large herbivore dinosaur, and date back 170 million years, the DMNS said.