Thanks to a storm, these dinosaur footprints managed to remain preserved for 166 million years.

Four of the tracks were made by gigantic, long-necked, herbivorous dinosaurs called sauropods, most likely to be Cetiosaurus.

Dig at Dewars Farm Quarry finds five extensive trackways, one of which measured more than 150 metres in length.

Hundreds of dinosaur footprints from around 166 million years ago have been found at an Oxfordshire quarry, forming part of a ‘dinosaur highway’.

The dig has found five tracks used by dinosaurs, including the nine-metre predator Megalosaurus.