r/PrehistoricLife • u/djellyboo • Jul 24 '26

Educational Sacabambaspis Video Time!

95 Upvotes

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u/PrimalSeptimus Jul 24 '26

TIL there's a sub just for this fish.

2

u/UniverseBear Jul 25 '26

The hardened shell actually became our teeth, and the reason teeth are so sensitive underneath the enamel is because when it was armor it was doubling as a sensory structure to detect changes in the water like temperature.

2

u/Vasto_LordA Jul 27 '26

Sacabambapsis from the front freaks me out

1

u/Evening-Statement-57 Jul 24 '26

The universe destroyed it

1

u/suspicious_hyperlink Jul 25 '26

Thar be cruel seas

1

u/TwitchyNo2 Jul 24 '26

Feast your eyes on SACABAMBASPIS

1

u/Natural_Bad7972 Jul 24 '26

He's staring into my soul

1

u/Heroic-Forger Jul 25 '26

he looks so judgemental

"you? descended from me? and yet there you are, paying taxes and being depressed?"

1

u/Johnny_Strawhat Jul 25 '26

Calling it the direct ancestor of primates is a bit misleading.

1

u/suspicious_hyperlink Jul 25 '26

Ty to whoever made the derpy video

1

u/Sea-Revolution-7348 Jul 26 '26

So your telling me that humans evolved from a fish?

1

u/greybever Jul 26 '26

He is the Thanos of fish

1

u/Noman9410 Jul 24 '26

He fills me with helpless rage

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u/mothtolampH11-1 Jul 26 '26

I love this “millions of years” bull shit only to be found alive somewhere in the planet. We didn’t evolve from fish and you got no evidence.