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I cannot believe that there is a sea scorpion. Is it dangerous to people? Is it like scorpions on lands?
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These creatures did exist before. Speaking with the word scorpion, it means fierce. They tend to hunt their preys by using their claws like scorpions in land. 

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These creatures did exist before.  Speaking with the word scorpion, it means fierce. They tend to hunt their preys by using their claws like scorpions in land. 
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How about its body structure? Is it also like the real scorpions that we can see in deserts and the like.
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Sea scorpions are an instinct group or invertebrates of chelicerates, and arthropods related to horseshoe crabs, scorpions, spiders, mites, and ticks. The groups of the species are made the transition from marine to freshwater and are known to grow nearly two meters in length.
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That's nice to know. It seems that it does resemble a real scorpion. The only difference is they are living in bodies of water.
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I read about the sea scorpions are fierce with their barbed claws, which are used to capture their food naturally. They appeared to be living during the early sharks in this world. It can grow as long as two meters in length. They do not have spines but are covered like outer shells.
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they exist before under the water they used to catch fish  with their claw like thing

i think the shrimp and lobster resemble the scorpions a lot 
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Sea scorpions were a group of ancient aquatic arthropods that lived during the Paleozoic era. They were large, predatory creatures that had segmented bodies and long, spiny legs. They are believed yo be the ancestors of more scorpion spiders and other arachnids.
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Sea scorpion or the Eurypterids are an extinct group of chelicerates , atropods related to horseshoe crab , scorpion, mite, spider and ticks
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Sea scorpions were a group of ancient marine arthropods that lived during the Paleozoic Era, from about 450 to 250 million years ago. Some species were among the largest arthropods ever to have lived, with lengths up to 2.5 meters.
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Thanks for your explanation it is very helpful and educative and knowledgeable 
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Eurypterids, or “sea scorpions,” are an extinct group of chelicerates, arthropods related to horseshoe crabs, scorpions, spiders, mites, and ticks.
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Sea scorpions, also known as eurypterids, were a group of aquatic arthropods that lived in the oceans during the Paleozoic era. They were similar in appearance to scorpions on land, but could grow to be much larger. They were predators and fed on smaller animals such as fish, crustaceans, and mollusks. They were not dangerous to humans and are now extinct.
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Sea scorpions, also known as eurypterids, were a group of ancient aquatic arthropods that lived from the Ordovician Period to the Permian Period, approximately 470 to 252 million years ago. They were not true scorpions but had some superficial similarities to them, including a long, segmented body and a pair of large pincers called chelicerae.


Sea scorpions were among the largest arthropods that ever lived, with some species reaching lengths of over 2 meters (6.5 feet). They inhabited both marine and freshwater environments, including shallow coastal waters and estuaries. Fossil evidence suggests that they were active predators, feeding on a variety of prey such as smaller arthropods and fish.


These creatures had a carapace-like exoskeleton, compound eyes, and multiple pairs of appendages. The last pair of appendages, known as swimming or paddling legs, were modified for locomotion in water. The anterior appendages, or chelicerae, functioned as grasping or cutting appendages.






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