Dino foot print. by jocko500
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This is a photo of a dinosaur foot print at Lake Capulin. I had to hike in about quarter mile in. This is the only one that looked good. there others like fifty foot prints of differ types of dinosaur prints which i will post later on. If i could stand on the print both my 14 inches shoe size would not cover there's prints at all. they say this was a meat eater and was at lest 12 feet tall. happy to say they all dead now. the other prints was round prints like a elephant prints would be.
I meet a man there that say he was there a few years ago and he say the prints was better shape then they are now. So they are erosion fast.
Comments (52)
Fine foto of the massive print, Jock. Actually, I'd like to see them bring back dinosaurs, possibly by cloning their DNA, because it would be so cool to photograph them doing their thing in Jurassic Park.
Wonderful capture and textures my friend, loved it a lot!
This is so cool Jock, I've never seen a pic of one before. Hope you share more with us
Thank you for this shot...it makes my imagination soar!
COOL!!!
Awesome... great shot!!
Fantastic photography my friend....!!!
wow... amazing!
excellent shot Jock
bien vue!!
How nice foot print :)))
very interesting shot!!!! GREAT!!!!
I hope no one finds your fossilized footprints up and defined as meat eaters. LOL... I think so, that the dinosaurs all died of cold because they had no money for such great shoes! Very nice shot!
Amazing shot, colors, and info, Jocko! Thanks for sharing.
Not the sort of beastie you'd want to meet! Nice shot.
Unfortunately Jocko, that man is correct. These were probably once covered, and should be treated as well as King Tuts Mummy, or maybe even better. They should be enclosed to prevent erosion and exposure to UV as well as to humidity, freezing and overheating, etc... as these cause fragile rocks such as this to fracture and shell off ...
Super photo Jock! :)
amazing old print from years past Jocko. thanks for sharing.
Wow .. awesome capture! I've never seen on like this!
Great capture of the giants "foot print"! ;o)
Super shot Jocko! It looks like 3 claws on the front ot the footprint. Great find and thanks for sharing. Dana
THIS is COOL shot >>>>>>>>>>LOVE IT!!~~~