**Top 10 Horrifying Prehistoric Bugs And Insects**
Prehistoric Earth was home to gigantic, terrifying insects that would make modern bugs seem tame. Among the most horrifying was *Meganeura*, a dragonfly with a wingspan as wide as a hawk's, which dominated the skies 300 million years ago. Then there was *Arthropleura*, a millipede-like creature that could grow over eight feet long and scuttled through Carboniferous forests. The terrifying *Pulmonoscorpius*, a giant scorpion, roamed the Earth’s surface around 330 million years ago. Other prehistoric nightmares like *Jaekelopterus*, a sea scorpion that could grow over eight feet long, and *Titanomyrma*, a giant ant as big as a hummingbird, make the bugs of today look harmless by comparison.
These monstrous creatures ruled the ancient world, and while they no longer exist, their sheer size and fearsome appearances remind us of Earth’s wild evolutionary history.
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