NewsBulukumba – The place now called Northumberland England clearly very different 326 million years ago.
At that time it was clear that reptiles lived and insect giants that rule the planet Earth. Long before they were mined as coal by modern humans.
They lived and thrived before the arrival of the dinosaurs. Scientists have made an astonishing discovery along this part of the northeast coast of England: a fossil the tenggeam in Earth at 326 million years ago.
It is about 2.7 meters or almost 9 feet long. It’s definitely the size car.
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The remains are from the genus Arthropleura which now extinct from arthropoda Centipede, and raised this class of creatures to be the largest known invertebrates of all time.
Reported by WartaBulukumba.com from PMJ News, Wednesday, December 22, 2021, the discovery in 2018 according to scientist Neil Davies from the University of Cambridge in England, was a coincidental discovery.
“It was a coincidental discovery,” he said.
The way the rock fell, it had cracked open and perfectly exposed fossil, which one of our former PhD students happened to find while walking past,” he explains.
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