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Actually something that size would take down a human.
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Almost had me there!! I know insects were bigger at one time but you would have to go back a bit further than that
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insects can't possibly get that big and never have been in the past. they're constrained to small size due tot heir inefficient respiration system. just wait till they develop lungs . . . then we're in deep sh!t!!!!!
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i dont belive it
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Back in pre-historic times lets say cretaceous period there would have been a higher percentage of oxygen in the air... the air was richer essentially. That allowed for much bigger inverts to appear. Even in modern times...now, today there is a woodlouse thats 18inch long...thas forking huge! do a search on google for giant isopod and youl get me lol
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During The Late Paleozoic Era, apparently there were scorpions 60cm+, millipedes 2 metres long!, the air/oxygen % was very different in those times so would make sense really, lets face it everything else was giant!
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