Judging from the size and shape of the footprints, the dinosaurs belong to the suborder of the carnivorous dinosaurs called Theropodas. From the size of the No. 1 dinosaurian fossil footprint, it can be presumed that the dinosaur was very close to Tyrannosaurs, many of which lived in the Cretaceous era. The dinosaur of the No.2 fossils seems to be an Iguanodon and that of No. 3 belongs to the Archisauri-Podidae. A vision of huge dinosaurs striding around in the land of Korea gives me a lift of my heart. It is also interesting that they ate grass and plants beside lakes or ponds.
Today there exist various large animals like elephants on earth.
It is exciting to imagine that creatures far larger than animals of today once lived in Korea. The People's Korea. All rights reserved.