Dinosaur tracks have been uncovered at the Dinosaur Valley State Park in Glen Rose, Texas, after a drought dried up the Paluxy River, according to a non-profit organization working with the park. 

Footage of the tracks was filmed by Paul Baker of the Dinosaur Valley State Park – Friends non-profit, which works with the park.

The massive tracks were found along the river bed.

The organization said the tracks are usually under water and mud, but a recent drought uncovered them. According to the National Weather Service, many parts of Texas, including Glen Rose, have been under extreme drought or exceptional drought conditions this summer.