Archaeologists discovered an 8,000-year-old coastal superhighway marked by human and animal footprints
Thousands of ancient footprints, spanning nearly two miles at Formby, England, reveal a prehistoric human and animal highway. This muddy corridor, a thriving ecosystem for millennia, shows humans co-existing with predators like wolves and lynx. Rising sea levels pushed life inland, creating a busy coastal environment preserved in time, offering a profound glimpse into our ancestors' lives.
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