The Scariest Insects in History Lived 300 Million Years Ago

Before the age of dinosaurs, Earth was home to something far more chilling — giant insects the size of dogs. During the Carboniferous Period, our planet was humid, oxygen-rich, and ruled by terrifying arthropods.

Join Eman on CodeByEman as we travel back 300 million years to a time when dragonflies had 2.5-foot wingspans, millipedes stretched over 8 feet long, and Earth’s skies and forests belonged to the bugs.

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