they consume considerable amounts of grassland and produce significant waste.

We have not yet found a fossilized head.lead author of the study and researcher at the University of Cambridges Department of Earth Sciences.

but that researchers think their diet may have played a role.there were plenty of nutritious nuts and seeds available in the leaf litter at the time.it was giant bugs that roamed the Earth.

The giant millipede fossil will be on display at Cambridges Sedgwick Museum starting in 2022.This type of millipede is believed to have existed for roughly 45 million years before going extinct.

and preferred open woodland habitats near the coast.

including Great Britain during the Carboniferous period.The burial mound is over 196 feet long.

and was made by researchers from the county and the nations NTNU Science Museum.according to the Encyclopedia Britannica.

with Gemini reporting that the bronze cauldron was said to have been melted down into shoe buckles.a Scandinavian science and technology publication.