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Every Terrifying Prehistoric Insect Explained in Detail.

Prehistoric Earth was home to insects and arthropods unlike anything alive today. Some grew to giant sizes thanks to oxygen-rich atmospheres, while others evolved terrifying weapons — huge mandibles, venomous stingers, and bizarre adaptations that made them apex predators of their time.

In this video, we’ll explain the most terrifying prehistoric insects and arthropods ever discovered, including:
Meganeura – giant griffinflies with wingspans up to 70 cm
Arthropleura – a millipede relative more than 2 meters long
Paleodictyoptera – strange six-winged insects of the Paleozoic
Archimylacris – giant cockroach-like forms of the Carboniferous
Scorpionflies – Mesozoic insects with stinger-like tails
Jaekelopterus – massive sea scorpion, the largest arthropod ever
Early ants, wasps, and termites – first eusocial insects with stingers and soldiers

From giant dragonflies to venomous wasps, these ancient insects reveal how terrifying the smallest creatures of prehistory could become.

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