Post the most "__blank___ " creature that has ever lived on the planet.? ex. largest

[romano2717]

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naa diay "sea scorpion" ms dako pa sa taw.ehehehe. di ma sulod sa enclosure
Jaekelopterus rhenaniae:

Kingdom: Animalia
Phylum: Arthropoda
Subphylum: Chelicerata
Class: †Eurypterida
Order: †Pterygotoidea
Family: †Jaekelopteridae
Genus: †Jaekelopterus
Species: †J. rhenaniae
source: Jaekelopterus rhenaniae - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

[KizoneC]

naa diay "sea scorpion" ms dako pa sa taw.ehehehe. di ma sulod sa enclosure
Jaekelopterus rhenaniae:

Kingdom: Animalia
Phylum: Arthropoda
Subphylum: Chelicerata
Class: †Eurypterida
Order: †Pterygotoidea
Family: †Jaekelopteridae
Genus: †Jaekelopterus
Species: †J. rhenaniae
source: Jaekelopterus rhenaniae - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

mura man ni sya og large version sa shrimp... imbis kitay mo kaon ani kita nai kan-on ani... kadako

[cromagnon]

The bug, called arthropleura, is related to millipedes and sowbugs--those little black guys that roll into a hard ball when you try to pick them up.



Another nice find was a fossilized dinosaur with eggs inside.
That proves that dinosaurs laid eggs and may have been the direct ancestors of birds. This week's Science magazine has the full story.










- these Creatures lived 300 years ago... this onw on the pic are giant mellipede. hehe


Arthropleura is a paleontology blog by Michael Anissimov. It is named after Arthropleura, an 8-ft long relative of centipedes and millipedes that lived during the Carboniferous period. Arthropleura was the largest terrestrial invertebrate that ever lived.
Here is one rendition of the animal next to a human:

- dako-a kau oi , ahhahaha .... gukdon cguro ka ni sa ahaha...

[cromagnon]

A once lived giant dragon flies , due to a very high oxygen content in the atmosphere.
with a wings span of upto 1 meters long.


EGANEURA RIVER


Life evolved in the water and later conquered the land. Plants were the first form of life, and without any competition from animals would have been able to spread and diversify. Early plants would have transformed the atmosphere of the planet, making it very rich in Oxygen, at much higher levels than today.

Arthropods were the first animal life on land, and with the Oxygen rich conditions and lack of competition from other animal forms they diversified and some became very large. We know from the fossil record that giant spiders and scorpions were common, and there was a also giant millipede, about 3 meters long. The first amphibians appeared about 390 million years ago. The arthropods and their descendants, insects, were the dominant life forms.

Insects were the first to conquer the sky and about 350 million years ago a truly elegant flying insect Meganeura took to the skies. Meganeura looked very much like a modern Dragonfly and may be related by a common ancestor. Meganeura had a body of about a meter in length and studies of the mandible (jaws) suggest it was a carnivore. Its fossil was originally discovered in Commentry in France in 1880

life size model

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[cptn_star]

Daddy long-legs Most poisonous daw? But not to us humans since d sila maka penetrate sa atong first layer skin. According to DC's Mythbusters. Makita sad ni sila sa AustraliaXD

dba mao man ni sila ang kanang mokuan-kuan? kanang mo.up and down bah...hehehe...paspas pa jd au...

[technowar]

Kanang makitan ra's atong cr. Hahaha

[moy1moy1]

dba mao man ni sila ang kanang mokuan-kuan? kanang mo.up and down bah...hehehe...paspas pa jd au...

lahi ra sir, harvestman mana ang sa atoah, if pakalitan or @ 1st glance parehas rajud pero lahi jud na xia na species ang daddy-long-legs

[Jaman27]

WoOoooOOoooW! THE UNIVERSE IS FREAKING COOOL! ......

WOooooOOOw

I wonder what kind of animals do other planets have ..... 0 _____ 0

[cromagnon]

^
gud question , probably depends on the composition of the planet .. . its could be plant like .

or what kind of first single cell orrganism ad occured ..

or what could be their sizes..

[romano2717]

patiguwangay napud ta.. kane..

Harriet (tortoise)

Harriet (c. 1830 - June 23, 2006) was a Galápagos tortoise (Geochelone nigra porteri) who had an estimated age of 175 years at the time of her death in Australia.
source : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harriet_(tortoise)