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Now I know where the myth comes from

 

A close up of the central region of a rare species related to sea stars, the region is only milimeters across, but clearly shows 8 separate mouths, each with its own set of needle teeth. False color shows the creature in beautiful orange, yellow and gold.

Microscopy closeup of Ophiojura, a newly discovered species from a newly known genus, from a family related to brittle stars that were last known to exist in the Jurassic.

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