Peachella brevasina is not only exceedingly rare, with but one or two ever on the market, it has an exceeding bazzar morphology, as the pictures will attest. The Lower Cambrian was a time that most trilobites had yet through natural selection to acquire truly unusual features, but Peachella seems the exception. Particularly different are the genal and axial spines, and the rather bulbous cephalon. This Peachella is only known to come from a legendary site in Immigrant Pass in California.