"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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cece-lia약 2년That is just so darn cool.
singularity_42약 2년Wow! This is surprising! I wonder what other creatures are just hiding in the earth where it is out of sight.
madelynn66약 2년I hope they find more skeletons in south wales
summer_beach약 2년That's awsome! I didn't know animals with out bones could be a fossil!
slayperpay약 2년Thats cool but I hate spiders
freerangekid약 2년Oh wow that is crazy I have seen a wolf spider in real life and by the pictures of that trapdoor spider I would say the trapdoor spider is a lot bigger
joby0327약 2년So cool
zanman9876약 2년Imagine that in your room, scary!
lolimhilarious약 2년I love spiders so this is cool ;)
bubberducky360약 2년i wish it was still alive