"Giant" Trapdoor Spider Fossil Unearthed in Australia
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Australian researchers recently unveiled an exceptionally well-preserved fossil of an ancient spider. The arachnid roamed the continent between 16 million and 11 million years ago. Megamonodontium mccluskyi was unearthed at the McGraths Flat in New South Wales. Once covered with lush rainforests, the site has an abundance of insect and plant fossils that existed during the Miocene era. Many are new to science.
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vonabelle1년 이상Such rare find!- jaydankrofft2년 이하imagine it being bigger than that
- gurlthatreads2년 이하I love this topic!!
peijintu약 2년I LOVE SPIDERS!!!!
bethanybeach약 2년That must have been one big spider
live100약 2년Really big
naturelover59약 2년its really big
viditdacheeseit약 2년I am a spider expert and I am fascinated by this topic👌🏻🤯. I wish they still roamed the earth 🕷 😔🥺🕸- naturelover59약 2년trapdoor spiders are still on the earth!! Just not this big.... : )
ollie4593약 2년I have arachnophobia, so it wouldn’t be good if they were still alive.
julian_deleon약 2년Thats so big! I bet lots of people is gonna be scared if this was real.- catkidaccountv2약 2년wowzers so big of a spider, perfect for current events day!