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M is for Millipede
While it is a fallacy that millipedes have a thousand legs, they are fascinating creatures. Millipedes aren't related to caterpillars, however, that's who we are reminded of when we look at this gorgeous tray.
The Caterpillar in Lewis Carroll's Wonderland tales is what comes to mind!
Fossil evidence suggests that millipedes were the earliest animals to breathe air and make the move from water to land. Pneumodesmus newmani, a fossil found in siltstone in Scotland, dates back 428 million years.
This incredible tray will be the talk of your dining table for years to come!
Heirloom quality fine ceramic art that will be passed down for generations to come.