Animals
Jurassic 10-Armed Squids Were Swift Swimmers, Researchers Say
Exceptionally well-preserved fossils of three 10-armed squid ancestors were recently found in Germany. The specimens reveal how these creatures were able to swim through Jurassic seas so effectively.
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