Previously, in these naval breeds, researchers found mysterious movements, clogged with fish scales and bones, but they could not fully explain who created them. Now it has been proven to be holes for these predatory worms hunted from a ambush.
The discovery helped better understand the sea ecosystems of late chalk in the region. Later, the polykats were a large number of organisms connecting the lower inhabitants and the freelancers, which made food chains more complex.
Scientists say that these data expand the information about the diversity of life in ancient seas and can be used for scientific exhibitions and education.
Source: Ferra
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