Megatrella

"A descendant of Acanthotretella, but multiple times the size of the original, as well as a more hardened shell. Anomalocarids with more specialized "nutcracker" claws can crush through them easily, and they're a major part of reefs. The globe is a pinkish red. Look to Acanthotretella for more details on the appearance."

-Toomyx

Megatrella is a haphazardly named, extremely large descendant of Acanthotretella. It was submitted to the project November 1st, 2018. and it is Toomyx's first submission. It has a pinkish-red color and longer spines than its ancestor.

It serves mostly as a large food item to explain why several carnivores get so big. It is never mentioned that a predator eats Megatrella, but it is still likely many do.

Interestingly, it has only 1 species, however Toomyx felt that this was very unrealistic by Generation 2. There is now several other species, but no specific amount is defined. The main difference between the species is size and color. Trilobite's artwork depicts the largest species.

Trivia

 * In Toomyx's original submission, "(name will probably change soon)" was put next to Megatrella's name. He has since accepted it as its official name.