Jessica Hodge+FollowThree-Eyed 'Sea Moth' Is Real?!A newly discovered ancient sea creature called Mosura fentoni just dropped, and it’s wild—think a tiny, moth-like predator with THREE eyes, paddle fins, and gills like a horseshoe crab. This little guy lived over 500 million years ago and even had a mysterious third eye, possibly for spotting prey. Scientists named it after Mothra (yes, the kaiju). Imagine swimming in the Cambrian seas and bumping into this trippy bug-eyed beast! #FossilFinds #WeirdNature #ScienceNews #AncientCreatures #Paleontology #Science10Share
Patrick Simmons+FollowThree-Eyed Sea Moth Fossil Is WildDid you know paleontologists just found a 506-million-year-old sea predator with three eyes and a tail full of gills? The Mosura fentoni fossil, discovered in Canada’s Burgess Shale, is so well-preserved you can see its nerves and blood vessels! Even crazier, its tail looks like something out of a modern insect or horseshoe crab. Turns out, ancient sea bugs were way more diverse and weird than we thought. Nature’s been remixing the same tricks for ages! #FossilFinds #Paleontology #WeirdNature #ScienceNews #AncientCreatures #Science30Share
Zachary Gutierrez+FollowBacteria That Acts Like a Living Wire?!Did you know scientists just found a bacteria that literally conducts electricity like a wire? Meet Ca. Electrothrix yaqonensis, discovered on the Oregon coast. This wild little organism forms long filaments and transfers electrons along its body—basically, it’s a living electric cable! Researchers think it could help clean up pollution or even inspire new green tech. Nature’s got some serious sci-fi vibes going on! #ScienceNews #WeirdNature #Innovation #RenewableEnergy #Bacteria #Science50Share
Michelle York+FollowDeep Sea ‘Cannibal Fish’ Hits Oregon Beach!You won’t believe what just washed up on an Oregon beach—a freaky, fang-toothed ‘cannibal fish’ straight out of the deep sea! This lancetfish usually lurks 6,000 feet down, but somehow ended up on shore, leaving marine experts totally stunned. The pics are wild: think giant eyes, razor teeth, and a stomach full of whole squid and fish. Apparently, these guys even eat each other! Would you dare touch it? #WeirdNature #DeepSea #OregonCoast #Lancetfish #WildFinds #Science120Share
James Brady+FollowMeet the Bone Collector CaterpillarThere’s a wild new predator in Hawaii—a caterpillar that literally wears its prey! Scientists just found this Oahu-exclusive species that snacks on bugs caught in spiderwebs, then decorates its silk case with leftover ant heads and fly wings. It’s like the Hannibal Lecter of the insect world. Only 62 have ever been spotted, and they’re so rare they might even eat each other. Nature is seriously next-level weird sometimes! #WildlifeWednesday #NatureIsMetal #Hawaii #WeirdNature #ScienceNews #Science70Share
martinezlaura+FollowAncient Wasp Had a Venus Flytrap Butt?!Scientists just found a 99-million-year-old wasp trapped in amber—and it had a wild, Venus flytrap-style tail! Instead of stinging, this little weirdo would clamp onto prey, inject eggs, and let its babies eat their way out. The closest thing to it today? Not even another insect, but an actual plant. Nature really went off-script with this one. Fossils keep serving up surprises we never saw coming! #FossilFinds #WeirdNature #ScienceNews #AncientCreatures #AmberDiscovery #Science120Share
Cassandra Snyder+FollowAnimals Found Alive Inside Rocks?!Okay, this is wild: there are stories of animals—like lizards and frogs—being found alive after being sealed inside rocks or even time capsules for decades! The most famous is Ol’ Rip, a Texas horned lizard supposedly sealed in a courthouse cornerstone for 31 years and found alive in 1928. Some say it’s a hoax, but there are tons of similar tales from around the world. Could animals really survive like this, or is it just a crazy legend? #Pets #WeirdNature #AnimalMysteries31012Share
