Cephalaspis Prehistoric Fish Plush – Soft, Realistic, and Perfect for Science Enthusiasts
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Journey back to the Devonian era with this Cephalaspis Prehistoric Fish Plush! Inspired by the armored, jawless fish that roamed ancient waters, this plush features a realistic design with its iconic head shield and detailed body. Soft, cuddly, and educational, it's the perfect gift for paleontology lovers, science enthusiasts, or anyone who appreciates unique prehistoric creatures. Bring the past to life with this adorable and fascinating plush!
Animal Facts:
Cephalaspis (meaning "head shield" in Greek) is an extinct genus of jawless fish that lived during the Early Devonian period (415–398 million years ago). This small, trout-sized vertebrate was a bottom-dwelling detritivore, using its armored, plow-like head to stir up sediment and uncover prey such as worms and crustaceans. Its body was heavily armored to protect against predators like eurypterids and placoderms, while sensory patches on its head shield helped detect hidden food. Cephalaspis is a fascinating example of early vertebrate evolution!