Step into the ancient oceans of the Ordovician Period—roughly 470 million years ago—where marine life flourished in an explosion of diversity. Trilobites scuttled across the seafloor, surrounded by early sponges, stalked filter feeders, and soft-bodied jellyfish drifting through shallow seas. This was a time before fish had jaws, and coral reefs were just beginning to form. The Ordovician marks one of Earth’s great evolutionary chapters, showcasing the power of adaptation in a world ruled by invertebrates.

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