Woman collecting shells on Broome’s Cable beach finds three-toed tracks believed to belong to a 4m long carnivorous theropod.
Dinosaur footprints dating back to the cretaceous period have been uncovered on a beach in far-north Western Australia after being buried in sand for almost 50 years.
The three-toed tracks were found on Cable beach in Broome, 2,240km north of Perth, on Sunday, when a woman who was collecting shells with her family felt an indent beneath her foot.
