Exploring the Devonian Era

In the Devonian era, around 415 million BC, the environment was characterized by darkness, frequent cloud cover, and a lack of terrestrial animal life, with the only animal life being in the ocean. The primary vegetation at the time were 20-foot-tall mushrooms mistaken for trees, showcasing the unique and unusual biodiversity of that era.

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