Record breaking footprint

A newly discovered dinosaur footprint in Bolivia turned out to be record breaking. The almost 4 feet long (115 cm) footprint became the largest carnivorous footprint in the world up to date. The indentation found outside the capital city of Sucre, is thought to belong to a cousin of the T-Rex, an Abelisaurid, paraphrasing the words of Sebastian Apesteguia, a Paleontologist in Buenos Aires, Argentina.