👉 The term "Ophiopyrgidae" is defined as a group of ancient, multicellular animals that lived during the Paleozoic era and are known for their unique and complex anatomy. These creatures were primarily characterized by their elongated heads, which provided them with an advantage in finding food sources on land. The group includes several genera, such as Ophiophagus, which is a type of large-bodied vertebrate animal; Ixodes, which belongs to the ophioid family
