article_snippet.sent: Attraction, at Fancesa limestone quarry in Sucre, comprises some 462 trails made up of 5,055 prints - and frequent landslides reveal new ones, some of which belong to  unknown species.
article_snippet.sent: The attraction, at Fancesa limestone quarry in Sucre, Bolivia (left), comprises some 462 trails made up of 5,055 prints (right)
article_snippet.sent: The site, at Fancesa limestone quarry in Sucre (shown on the map) attracts 120,000 tourists every year, which some believe is a threat to the site, as well as a nearby cement works that uses limestone .
article_snippet.sent: the site attracts 120,000 tourists every year, while a nearby cement factory pulls limestone from a local quarry.
article_snippet.sent: Here, a volcanic rock containing a print is on display at the Bolivian park .
highlights_snippet.sent: There are 462 trails of 5,055 prints on a vertical limestone slab in Bolivia .
  