Ancient centipedes lived during the Carboniferous period, which became extinct 300 million years ago during the Permian period. It can reach 8.6 feet (about 2.59 meters) in length, and its appearance is similar to that of modern centipedes, which is very frightening. Thankfully, this animal lived more than 300 million years ago and now never suddenly appears with anyone. Ancient centipedes lived during the Carboniferous period and became extinct during the Permian period, 300 million years ago.
The ancient centipede can reach 8.5 feet (about 2.59 meters) long, which is the worst nightmare for all homeowners. Similar in appearance to modern centipedes, they were one of the first invertebrates to emerge on land, and almost no animals treated them as a chinese meal. Thankfully, this animal lived more than 300 million years ago and will never suddenly appear with anyone now.
During the Ancient Carboniferous period 300 million years ago, the two most characteristic insects were the giant-veined dragonfly and the ancient centipede. With a wingspan of about 2.5 feet (0.75 m) , the giant veined dragonfly predominantly depends on catching other small insects and small animals that early turned aquatic to amphibians. The ancient centipede was 8.5 feet wide (from the left foot to the right foot of the same row) and mainly relied on devouring plants and small animals for its survival.