Realistic Carcinosomatidae Sea Scorpion Plush – Soft, Detailed, and Perfect for Prehistoric Fans
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Bring a prehistoric predator to life with this Carcinosomatidae Plush, inspired by the scorpion-like sea creatures of the ancient oceans! With its striking purple tones, detailed spiny claws, and sleek tail, this plush is both visually stunning and irresistibly soft. Perfect for paleontology enthusiasts, science buffs, or anyone who loves unique and fascinating collectibles. Make this ancient sea predator yours today!
Animal Facts:
Carcinosomatidae was a family of extinct sea scorpions (eurypterids) that lived from the Late Ordovician to the Early Devonian (449–412 million years ago). Known for their scorpion-like appearance, they featured spiny forelimbs, a broad body, and a slender, often curved tail. The largest species, Carcinosoma punctatum, could grow up to 2.5 meters (8.2 feet), rivaling the largest arthropods ever! These ancient predators likely roamed near the sea bottom, using their claws to catch prey or scavenge. With their size and unique shape, they may have inspired the nickname “sea scorpions” for eurypterids.