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Scientists in North Dakota have unearthed the first-ever trackway from an adult Tyrannosaurus rex, a 23-foot trail of massive three-toed footprints dating back 66.5 million years. Each print exceeds three feet long, confirming the predator’s full-grown size and revealing it walked at a surprisingly leisurely pace—like a human stroll. Discovered by a volunteer and initially met with skepticism, the find was confirmed through advanced 3D scanning and has already yielded a fifth track. Researchers plan to airlift three prints to the Denver Museum of Nature & Science, hoping to uncover preserved skin impressions. This landmark discovery transforms our understanding of T. rex behavior and movement, offering a vivid glimpse into the life of Earth’s most fearsome predator.

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