When the last is removed, sacrifice it.) When this creature dies, if it had no time counters on it, you may search your library for an enchantment card, put it onto the battlefield, then shuffle
However, I dont doubt it will find a few homes and you really cant beat the price for the stats most of the time
The fact that Caravel isnt a creature by default makes it much harder to interact with than most beefy beatsticks, giving it an edge over other explore-scalers like Wildgrowth Walker
Bounce is sometimes too efficient , and it leads to blue cards being banned in Standard, like Reflector Mage and This Town Ain't Big Enough
In context of the card, it appears to represent "disassembling" a creature and giving its "pieces" to other creatures on the board until the end of the turn