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Hello Ladies & Gentlemen! Recently, one of our science writers contributed a fascinating article all about the perplexing Anomalocaris! One of the strangest animals to ever live that supersedes the exotic platypus or the virtually invincible tardigrade was Anomalocaris canadensis, often simply referred to as Anomalocaris. Its scientific name, Anomalocaris, translates to “unlike other shrimp” from Greek, with canadensis translating to “from Canada” from Latin. This arthropod roamed the oceans and was a major predator, growing up to six feet long—longer than the average adult human male! Anomalocaris is part of the phylum Arthropoda, which includes isopods such as sand fleas, which you have most likely encountered on a fun trip to the beach.

To learn more about this fascinating beast from a bygone age, please visit the link below or visit the website in our profile.

https://www.thepersaudcatalog.org/post/creature-feature-anomalocaris-canadensis
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