Dog-sized Sea Scorpion That Once Ruled Chinese Seafloor

Scientists at the Nanjing Institute, China, have unearthed fossil remains of a metre-long sea scorpion.

December 01, 2021 Scientists at the Nanjing Institute, China, have unearthed fossil remains of a metre-long sea scorpion. They believe it would have ruled the Chinese seafloor over 400 million years ago during the Silurian period. The dog-sized scorpion named Terropterus xiushanensis is said to be 1
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