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The scientists found the fossil by
. A lecturer at the University of Cambridge's department of
sciences said they found a
on the beach. It had recently fallen from a cliff. He said: "It was a complete fluke of a discovery. It was an
exciting find." He explained that the fossil dates back over 326 million years. This was 100 million years before the Age of the Dinosaurs. The researchers believe that the millipede had a high-
diet because it was so
. They said: "While we can't know for
what they ate, there were plenty of nutritious nuts and
available...at the time." They may also have eaten
and lizards, but not humans (or any of our
ancestors).
