Hunting for Dinosaur Tracks!

TL;DR

Coyote Peterson and his crew explore the backcountry of Utah in search of and find dinosaur tracks.

Transcript

(tense music) - What's going on guys? Now, you're used to us bringing you episodes of Breaking Trail where I'm catching live animals, but, today, we're gonna do something a little different. We're headed off into the back country of Utah to search for dinosaur tracks! Now, as most of you know, I absolutely love dinosaurs, so what I'm gonna do is tr... Read More

Key Insights

• 😚 Utah's backcountry is an excellent location for finding and getting close to dinosaur tracks.
• 🦕 Dinosaur tracks give us a glimpse into the prehistoric world and allow us to imagine dinosaurs walking in their natural environments.
• 🦕 Filmmakers often take creative liberties when depicting dinosaurs in movies, adding dramatic features that may not be accurate.

Questions & Answers

Q: How does Coyote Peterson search for dinosaur tracks?

Coyote searches for dinosaur tracks by looking for any indentation in the rock that could indicate a dinosaur track, often at an angle. He is cautious not to mistake natural rock formations for tracks.

Q: What is the significance of finding Megapnosaurus and Dilophosaurus tracks?

The discovery of Megapnosaurus and Dilophosaurus tracks allows Coyote and his team to imagine what these dinosaurs were like 120 million years ago and gives them a sense of the environment they once walked through.

Q: Do filmmakers take creative liberties when depicting dinosaurs in movies?

Yes, filmmakers often take creative liberties when depicting dinosaurs in movies. For example, Dilophosaurus in Jurassic Park was given a frill and venom-spitting abilities, even though evidence suggests the real dinosaur did not possess these traits.

Q: Can anyone visit and see the dinosaur tracks Coyote and his team found?

Yes, the tracks Coyote and his team found are open for the public to see. Visitors can witness the dinosaur tracks themselves and experience the energy of these ancient animals.

Summary & Key Takeaways

• Coyote Peterson and his team use all-terrain vehicles to cover more ground while searching for dinosaur tracks in Utah.

• They discover both Megapnosaurus and Dilophosaurus tracks, marveling at the size and imagining what it would have been like to witness these animals in their natural habitat.

• They find their own set of dinosaur tracks, confirming their successful search, before going off to have fun riding RZRs in the sand dunes.