Animals
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Scientists Find The Oldest Animal On Earth: Meet The Half-Billion-Year-Old Dickinsonia
Alien-like long, ridged organisms are now classified as the oldest known animals on the planet. The Dickinsonia, approximately 558 million years old, puzzled scientists for decades, but fat molecules finally solve the mystery.
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