_1’V3_B33N_D3L4Y3D_ Name: Mawdusa File: An enigmatic specimen of a jellyfish-like Paleomon cloned from a strange, ring-shaped fossil, likely meant to be the creature’s large toothy jaw, which is rather unusual for its presumed appearance. The fossil of this species was found alongside the fossils of “shrimp-like” and “sea cucumber-like” fossils, and although some argue that this trio of species are actually the parts of a single large Paleomon, this remains a hot debate among scientists. Name Origin: Maw, Medusa (jellyfish) Time Period: ERROR-78_AMALGAMATE_PALEOMON Habitat: Very Rare, unknown but possibly in shallow tropical waters or deeper Based off of past misinterpretations of Anomalocaris and related fossils, where their parts were once thought to be three completely separate creatures! https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anomalocaris
Credit to @SeaCheesez for Paleomon and helping me with the name idea :)
