Kildonan Dinosaur Footprint on the Isle of Arran

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The Kildonan Dinosaur Footprint on the Isle of Arran, is a 240-million-year-old fossil left by a giant “hand-beast” reptile (Chirotherium). Chirotherium was a large, meat-eating reptile related to early ancestors of modern crocodiles that existed 270 million years ago. It was a 12-foot long crocodile-like reptile and it left footprint trails behind in four different places on the Isle of Arran, some of them are up to 40 centimetres in length complete with large talons and they are the largest Chirotherium prints ever found on Earth.

The footprints can only be seen at low tide, we were super lucky to bump into a local who showed us the location of all of them without having to spend hours searching 😂 #arran #isleofarran #dinosaur #kildonanbeach

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Qué lindo es descubrir que Paraguay tiene tanto para ofrecer. Gracias por mostrar eso. @ultravioletmag

Siempre digo que en Paraguay hay lugares escondidos que son joyas. Encontraste una. @ultravioletmag