Animals
Earth’s First Animals Are These Bizarre Leaf-Like Creatures That Are 500 Million Years Old
More than 500 million years ago, funny-looking Ediacaran organisms dominated the planet's oceans. The nature of these creatures have been a long-standing mystery, but now scientists say they are actually Earth's first animals.
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