Geologists have unearthed a ‘dinosaur’ of dinosaur movements in Poland | More History

Hundreds of dinosaurs, representing the seven species, have been discovered and geologists say they have acquired more.

Hundreds of dinosaur feet, so well preserved that even scaly skin is visible, have been found in Poland, providing complex biological information nearly 200 million years ago, geologists say.

Described by the Polish Geological Institute-National Research Institute as a “reservoir”, bone marrow transplants were found in an open clay mine in Borkowice, 130km (80 miles) south of Warsaw.

“In the results that dinosaurs left behind, you can read about their behavior and habits … we have symptoms left by dinosaurs running, swimming, breathing and sitting,” said geologist Grzegorz Niedzwiedzki.

The largest feet of carnivorous dinosaurs are 40cm (15.7 inches) and in most cases, the skin can be seen in detail.

“For such a conservation to be realized, a very special sequence of events had to take place in a very short time,” said geologist Grzegorz Pienkowski in his statement.

Hundreds of dinosaur tracks, representing seven species, have been discovered and geologists say they have found more.

“Right now, we already have several hundred feet and bones in our Borkowice unit. However, it does not appear that in the near future, we will have several thousand such models,” Pienkowski said.

They have also found fragments of animal and fish bones.