Environment
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30-Million-Year-Old Fossil Bug in Baltic Amber Reveals Mantis-Like Characteristics
Scientists discovered a fossil bug in Baltic Amber 30 million years back, and believed it to be a result of what's known as convergent evolution. The fossil showed grasping or raptorial legs, looking remarkably like a praying mantis.
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