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Bird X-Ray Reveals 'Birth' of Dinosaur Tracks [VIDEO]
A pair of researchers is using bird X-rays to reveal the "birth" of dinosaur tracks by comparing its movements with steps taken by a real prehistoric predator, according to a new study.
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