Very similar to Anomalocaris probably

Why?

I know, it's such a strange beast

Hi Matus, thanks for asking, yes you can use it, can you  send me a link when it's done? 

All the best,
Joschua

Jaha, ich frag mich jedesmal warum ich nicht selbst auf solche Ideen komme, Hashtag: Nature knows best! würd ich mal sagen ^^

Thanks a lot

And I hope to see your version soon, your cambrian lifeforms are always so 
colorful and creative compared to most other stuff out there!

I expect many surprises!

Maybe we found already a parasitic anomalocaridid 
but lack the information to recognize it as such.  

Thanks

Thanks a lot

Don't know just happened

I know you want a six meter anomalocarid

But you can't have everything

That's the next big question...

Would be interesting to find out though. I think many planktonic arthropods create a current to pull food in and probably just pick it off their legs. Maybe this one has a closer mouth or more mobile feeding apparatus.

Then again, these creatures surprise science all the time. I still remember when they found one in Devonian strata long after their disappearance from the fossil record in the Cambrian.

Well, Aegirocassis is obviously more related to Hurdia while Tamisiocaris forms a own group (maybe together with A. briggsi)

Nature have the coolest ideas

Haha, that's how I reacted to the whole story, first thought: "oh do they have more Tamisiocaris stuff" and went on, than I read it somewhere on Facebook again and just saw "2 meters". That's the moment where my pencils become to be involved

Indeed, interesting how nature can retell a story so many times without becoming boring