Bat embryos. Bats and their young. 1875.
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Bat embryos. Bats and their young. 1875.
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A female red kangaroo can support three generations at once: an older joey outside the pouch that still drinks milk, a younger joey inside the pouch, and a paused embryo waiting inside her uterus.
animal embryos
God, I ask you, is non-resistance a sin?
goofiest marine biology fact?
the flying buttocks, or the pigbutt worm, is even called a pig's butt in its scientific name
chaetopterus pugaporcinus
puga = rump, porcus = pig, inus = in likeness of
idk this is off the top of my head
Louis Charbonneau - Embryo - Warner - 1976