Researchers have discovered fossilized remains of giant, finned octopuses that reached up to 19 meters in length and coexisted with large vertebrates during the late Cretaceous period. This finding challenges previous assumptions about marine ecosystems, indicating that boneless creatures could also be apex predators. Scientists now expect a reevaluation of the roles of invertebrates in ancient food webs.
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