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Mushroom 4 year s ago
#25... You would think SNAIL EGGS or any egg for that matter would be the last thing any sea living creature wish to emulate
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Cream 4 year s ago
No one said evolution was going in the right direction lol
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Forget 4 year s ago
fun fact: Snail eggs are covered in a sticky, unpleasant-tasting, jelly-like substance that keeps the eggs together and acts as a deterrent for predators. It would be a pretty safe place to hide, actually.
Chromoplexaura Cordellbankensis
Chromoplexaura cordellbankensis is a new species of deep-sea coral, first spotted by Williams 50 miles northwest of San Francisco in the Cordell Bank National Marine Sanctuary
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Mushroom 4 year s ago
#25... You would think SNAIL EGGS or any egg for that matter would be the last thing any sea living creature wish to emulate
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Cream 4 year s ago
No one said evolution was going in the right direction lol
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Forget 4 year s ago
fun fact: Snail eggs are covered in a sticky, unpleasant-tasting, jelly-like substance that keeps the eggs together and acts as a deterrent for predators. It would be a pretty safe place to hide, actually.