This specimen appears to have distant segments along its dorsal surface, its legs are bulbous and I don't see segments. There are more than 3 pairs of legs Some of the legs appear to have claws. The dorsal surface is curled over and resembles a roly poly. There are what look like chopped off antennae as well as some kind of extended mouth structure. There are distinctive eyes/eyespots with hairs nearby that look almost like eyelashes. I found this in a pine litter sample collected after two days of rain. The needles were wet.

I suspect that this might be a tardigrade, but I have never seen one, so I'd love to have an expert determine what this is. The first image is a lateral view, the second is a dorsal view, and the third and fourth are ventral views.