These mold pigs date back 30 million years, they share traits with tardigrades, and were discovered in Dominican amber by paleobiologist, George Poinar Jr.

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These mold pigs date back 30 million years, they share traits with tardigrades, and were discovered in Dominican amber by paleobiologist, George Poinar Jr.
Tiny fossils trapped in amber have revealed a previously unknown creature that lived 30 million years ago that scientists are calling the "mold pig." Researchers say the fossil suggests a new family, genus and species of microinvertebrates that lived during the mid-Tertiary period.
@questions-for-christians Looks a lot like our friend the tardigrade, does it not? :)