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After a torrential summer downpour in northern Arizona, numerous strange, prehistoric-looking creatures exited their tiny eggs and began swimming in a temporary lake on the desert landscape, as reported by officials at Wupatki National Monument. Each one of these creatures is the size of a tadpole and is called a Triop or dinosaur shrimp.

Dinosaur Shrimp at the Wupatki National Monument

A dinosaur shrimp can be described as a mini-horseshoe crab with three eyes, according to Lauren Carter, lead interpretation ranger at the Wupatki National Monument. The eggs of these “shrimps” lied dormant for years in the desert until enough rainfall fell to create lakes that provided territory and time for the hatchlings to mature and lay eggs for the next generation.

The Triops looked so uncommon, that when tourists reported seeing them at a temporary lake within the monument’s ceremonial ball court, the monument’s staff was not sure what they were.

After a monsoon in late July, water on the court was expected but not its inhabitants, according to Lauren Carter. The ranger was told by tourists about the emergence of “tadpoles.” At first, she thought that toads had emerged from the underground burrows to lay eggs. After examining them carefully and researching the creatures, she identified them as Triops.

Older Than the Dinosaurs

The word Triops means “three eyes” in Greek. Sometimes, a Triop is called dinosaur shrimp. This is so because they have a very long evolutionary history. The ancestors of the Triops evolved in the Devonian period, which was 419 million to 359 million years ago. However, their appearance has not changed all that much since their first appearance on our planet, according to Central Michigan University. For comparison, the dinosaurs emerged at a much later stage – during the Triassic period, which started about 252 million years ago.

The theory of evolution by natural selection was first developed in Charles Darwin’s book “On the Origin of Species” in 1859. It describes how organisms evolve over generations by inheriting physical or behavioral traits.