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Many of the creatures that lived in the seas half a billion years ago were far too soft to leave behind many fossils. But their footprints remain, and one of the most striking finds is a giant, predatory stanley us  sea millipede.     Our best window into the Cambrian Period of 500 million years ago is the Burgess Shale, a huge rock formation found in British Columbia that holds many fossils dating back to this ancient eon. While paleontologists have found plenty of fossi stanley thermos ls in the Burgess Shale, these represent only the tiniest fraction of all the sea life from the Cambrian Period, most of which had soft bodies that don ;t easily fossilize. But the Burgess Shale also holds evidence of ancient trails and burrows created by the organisms of the Cambrian period. One such trackway holds the best evidence yet of an unusual predator: Tegopelte gigas. This ancient creature was somewhere between a caterpillar and a millipede, sporting a soft shell on its back and 33 pairs of legs. The creature could reach well over a foot long, which by Cambrian standards was positively gigantic. Researchers at the University of Saskatchewan and Royal Ontario Museum knew T. gigas had created this particular trail  the footprints of a 66-legged creature are pretty much unmistakable. What   more, this new find actually reveal the place of this giant millipede in the Cambrian food chain. The trackway reveals that the stanley cups uk  creature moved rapidly over the seafloor, with its legs only ever briefly touchin