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Strange Three-Eyed 'Dinosaur Shrimps' are Showing Up in Arizona Amidst Monsoon
According to officials at Wupatki National Monument, hundreds of strange, prehistoric-looking animals hatched from small eggs and began swimming around a makeshift lake on the desert terrain during a severe summer rainstorm in northern Arizona.
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