Science Giant Sandworms confirmed, found in Canada of all places

[Husky_Khan]

February: giant worm fossil | News and features | University of Bristol

www.bristol.ac.uk

Okay Okay… the article is like three years old but still. And ya know... the fossils are like 400 million years old... but that just means Dune takes place a long long time ago.

 

[Hlaalu Agent]

Sounds more like Graboids to me.

 

[CarlManvers2019]

We had way more oxygen back then

 

[PsihoKekec]

So there is a good chance that someof their relatives survived into modern age, with Tremors being a documentary about fighting these cryptids.

 

[CarlManvers2019]

So there is a good chance that someof their relatives survived into modern age, with Tremors being a documentary about fighting these cryptids.

Mongolian Deathworms?

Honestly, I think you’re more likely to find them at the ocean deeps than above ground

 

[PsihoKekec]

Like the ones in Deep Rising? Although realisticly (oximoron, I know) those shouldn't survive rising from such depth.

 

[CarlManvers2019]

Like the ones in Deep Rising? Although realisticly (oximoron, I know) those shouldn't survive rising from such depth.

More like these things

 

[Scottty]

People, don't think sandworms here. These are extinct giant bristleworms. A polychaete.

Not Shai-hulud, but Ur-Quan.

 

[Deleted member]

So there is a good chance that someof their relatives survived into modern age, with Tremors being a documentary about fighting these cryptids.

Clearly this proves the universal fact that the black man dies first.