Two trails of ancient human footprints left by humans trekking across a Moroccan beach 90,000 years ago were discovered intact by archaeologists, who say they represent some of the oldest human prints ever uncovered.
Scientists discover 90,000-year-old human footprints, among oldest ever found
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