Newly discovered dinosaur tracks in Canada suggest the possibility of multiple dinosaur species herding together during the Late Cretaceous period. The tracks exhibit a variety of footprints, indicating the presence of different dinosaur types traveling in the same direction. However, researchers caution that the evidence is not definitive, and alternative explanations, such as the tracks being made at different times, cannot be ruled out. Further analysis is needed to confirm whether this represents genuine evidence of interspecies herding behavior in dinosaurs.