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What did the first ever apex predator munch on?

What did the first ever apex predator munch on?
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Was this prehistoric 'killer shrimp' as fierce as it looked?

Was this prehistoric 'killer shrimp' as fierce as it looked?
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500 million-year-old 'abnormal shrimp' used facial spikes to 'pincushion' soft prey

Scientists have solved the mystery of what Anomalocaris canadensis, an extinct apex predator, may have eaten. ....

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That "Weird Shrimp From Canada" Less Swole Than We Thought, Scientists Say

A new study offers new evidence that Anomalocaris canadensis, an ancient ocean predator, was too weak to hunt and crush trilobites. ....

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This ancient, Lovecraftian apex predator chased and pierced soft prey

Half a billion years ago, Anomalocaris canadensis probably used its bizarre headgear to reach out and snag soft prey with its spiky clutches. ....

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