Stegosaurus footprints found on Isle of Skye
Grapefruit-sized tracks are first evidence that iconic dinosaurs roamed Scotland
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Feel free to reply to any comment by clicking the "Reply" button.This made me very curious to check what type of dinosaurs roamed in South Africa.
... and was surprised at even recent findings.
TimeOutForMe
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The world's a big place, we'll be finding things forever 
Cutiebeauty
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Yep, during my long abscence from this group, I went on a dig in Queensland with some Archaeologists, etc, ( mainly as a Camp Cook and a sorter of the finds) and we uncovered a 92% complete fossil of the early ancestor of modern kangaroos, estimates place it at being aprrox. 3 ( THREE) Metres in height, weighing in at about 180 - 200 kilos when alive and DEFINITELY not a herbivore, most likely an Omnivore given the types of teeth it had in its mouth.
Darned glad those buggers aren't roaming around the country these days.
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