We have to give props to the folks at Jurassic World (streaming now on Peacock) for seeing what happened at Isla Sorna and having the stones to do the whole thing again. It wasn’t smart, but it was ...

Before killer whales and polar bears, before sharks and tyrannosaurs, the world’s top predator was probably a bizarre animal called Anomalocaris. It lived in the Cambrian period, over half a billion ...

Scientists unearthed 515-million-year-old fossil remains. Dec. 11, 2011— -- Jeepers, creepers, where did the Cambrian ocean's top predator get those peepers? Scientists from Australia and Spain ...

The great, car-sized predatory "shrimp" that was master of Earth's seas a half billion years ago may have been unable to eat anything harder than baby food. Several lines of evidence along with a new ...

If anything lurking in shallow Cambrian seas looked like a monster, Anomalocaris canadensis was it. The 3-foot-long, lobe-winged, shrimp-like creature came equipped with two barbed feelers and an ...

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A frightening predator that ruled the oceans 500 million years ago was the original bug-eyed monster, scientists have discovered. Anomalocaris - meaning 'abnormal shrimp' - was the stuff of nightmares ...

In Donkey Kong Bananza, you’ll need to find fossils on the Lagoon Layer if you want to buy any swanky clothes or fur dye for Donkey Kong and Pauline. While fossils like ammonite are just about ...

Armed with barbed grasping claws and a mouth full of tooth-like serrations, anomalocaridids are thought to have been the top predators in the Cambrian oceans about 500 million years ago. A cache of ...