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today's invertebrate.........rotaria macrura
this tiny faced slop eater just learned about printers, and is now printing lots and lots of pictures of his friends and family and anything he likes on the internet!
he doesn't have that much storage space so he'll have to store them in unsafe places like his boss's house and his organs. not like that's going to stop him any time soon though
glorpiness rating: bittywitty
photographed by onotole
look at his silly face!
Me the MILLISECOND I get my hands on that rodifer cheeks 🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑
We're all cracking him right 🥺🥺🥺🥺
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Rotifer colony
Tiny creatures that are made of about one thousand cells, but are bigger than some single-celled organisms, rotifers are endlessly fascinating.
Why I love these tiny organisms
Who is the rotiferist of them all?
