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Scientists confirm six dinosaur footprints in Udon Thani
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Understanding "Education for Right Livelihood"
18 Sept 05:43Key points summarised by AI
Defines 'Right Livelihood' as work that is ethical, sustainable, and contributes positively to societal well-being, moving beyond mere financial gain.
Explores how 'Education for Right Livelihood' equips individuals with the skills and values to pursue careers that align with their purpose and benefit the wider community.
Scientists confirm six dinosaur footprints in Udon Thani
Today 08:58Key points summarised by AI
Scientists confirmed six fossilized footprints in Udon Thani, Thailand, belong to a carnivorous theropod dinosaur from approximately 120 million years ago.
The footprints, measuring 29x26 cm, indicate a theropod estimated at 1.42 meters tall at the hip and 6.3 meters long, comparable to Siamotyrannus isanensis.
This discovery marks the first confirmed find of fossilized footprints from a meat-eating theropod dinosaur in Thailand, highlighting its unique paleontological significance.
The site will be protected under the Fossil Protection Act, with plans to develop it into a research center and a geological tourism destination.