Nestled on the outskirts of Sucre, Bolivia, the Cal Orck’o dinosaur track site stands as one of the most extraordinary paleontological discoveries in the world. This natural marvel, often referred to as the “dinosaur dance floor,” is a testament to the incredible biodiversity and geological history of our planet. The site offers a rare glimpse into the prehistoric past, preserving thousands of footprints that date back approximately 68 million years.
Cal Orck’o is not just remarkable for its paleontological significance but also for its sheer geological grandeur. The site is a massive vertical limestone wall that stretches nearly a mile (1.5 kilometers) in length and towers over 100 meters high. The wall’s steep inclination of 72 degrees showcases the raw power of tectonic forces that have shaped the earth over millions of years
