The discovery of dinosaur footprints in Brazil and Cameroon implies that these continents were connected 120 million years ago, forming part of a narrow corridor.
Researchers found over 260 footprints preserved in ancient river and lakebed silt, indicating that dinosaurs roamed these areas during a significant geological period.
Dr. Louis L. Jacobs notes that the similarity of the dinosaur tracks in the two locations illustrates their geological history and connection before continental drift.
The study underscores the importance of understanding ancient ecosystems, showing how fossil evidence can help trace the evolutionary and geological past of our planet.
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