Maurizio Barbato (Brazilian, 1964), Rain Forest. Oil on canvas, 50 x 70 cm.
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Maurizio Barbato (Brazilian, 1964), Rain Forest. Oil on canvas, 50 x 70 cm.
This fawn was raised on all the flowers and fruit from our garden mom could reach and soon anything it could get too. Now they are better at staying out in the woods.
hello hello, just wanted to ask, what do you think abt the osedax, bone eating worms? they're pretty cool in my opinion!! :D
Osedax or Bone-Eating Worms
Also known as zombie worms, these polychaetes do, in fact, eat bone! They don't have a mouth or stomach, but have a symbiotic relationship with a species of bacteria that breaks down the bone into something the worms can absorb. This process happens relatively quickly- a whale whale skeleton can be eaten by these tiny guys in about a decade!
And all the worms you see in that photo? They're female! The male individuals are microscopic and live inside of the female. Research has found as many as 111 males living in a single female.
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