Anomalocaris Enamel Pin (Anomalocaris canadensis) Tyrannosaurus Rex paleontologists once thought it walked

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Anomalocaris Enamel Pin (Anomalocaris canadensis) Tyrannosaurus Rex paleontologists once thought it walkedLong before dinosaurs, mammals, or even fish, Anomalocaris prowled the Cambrian seas like an alien vacuum cleaner with claws. At nearly a meter long, it was the apex predator of its dayan era when most animals were basically squishy bugs. With giant compound eyes, a circular mouth full of serrated plates, and two spiny appendages for snatching prey, Anomalocaris terrorized trilobites 500 million years ago. Its name means abnormal shrimp, which is