Each of the 66 total prints features three toes, indicating they belong to the ichnospecies Anomoepus scambus— a small dinosaur with legs ranging in length from six to 20 inches. Based on the tracks, Romilio estimates the animals were moving at less than four miles per hour when crossing the area of the boulder.

A 20-year-old rock slab in a Queensland school has been found to contain an impressive collection of 66 dinosaur footprints, dating back to the early Jurassic period, around 200 million years ago.

A palaeontologist’s call-out for rocks bearing dinosaur footprints around an Australian town has borne fruit, including a densely packed set of prints sitting in the foyer of the local high school, unbeknown to many students.

A large boulder used as decoration in a rural Australian high school’s foyer is actually covered in dinosaur footprints —it just took around 20 years for anyone to notice. After examining the ancient rock,

A slab of rock at an Australian high school, a boulder in a parking lot, and a bookend in a private collection feature 200-million-year-old dinosaur footprints.

A rock slab displayed at Biloela State High School contains some of the most densely packed dinosaur footprints ever discovered in Australia.

On Wednesday, scientists unveiled the discovery of fossilized dinosaur footprints on a rock slab that had been on display for 20 years at Biloela State High School in Queensland, Australia. The slab contains one of the strongest concentrations of dinosaur footprints ever observed in Australia,