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No offence to Robin Williams, but I think having a living specimen of an ancient species who lived millions of years ago might help scientists advance evolutionary biology by a lot
Or maybe not, but look at that little guy, he's so cute :D
Fuck that dumb ocean centipede. Robin Williams is worth 20 ocean centipedes easy
~~Being~~ Bring back 21 of them, just to piss off the other person replying to you
Yeah. I dunno. They look like that weird alien parasite from TNG that tried to take over star fleet while eating bugs.
That specimen might also die really quickly considering it's a whole different world, not even the atmosphere is similar, and without more of it's species to multiply I would say it would be really cool to see but not super helpful to study