Okayama University of Science Professor Shinobu Ishigaki poses next to a dinosaur footprint in the Gobi Desert.
Tokyo (AFP) - One of the biggest dinosaur footprints ever recorded has been unearthed in the Gobi Desert, researchers said Friday, offering a fresh clue about the giant creatures that roamed the earth millions of years ago.
A joint Mongolian-Japanese expedition found the giant print, which measures 106 centimetres (42 inches) long and 77 centimetres wide.
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