"Caterpillar prolegs are fleshy, leg-like structures that are found on the underside of their body segments. They are not true legs, as they are not jointed or attached to the caterpillar’s thorax. Instead, they are attached to it’s abdomen and are used for gripping onto surfaces and moving around."
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Rodie 1 month ago
#3 "Dude, my broccoli is undulating! What do I do?"
"I dunno...maybe ease up on those mushrooms."
#9 "Hey! Can't you read the sign? No Pleasuring The Fungus!"
"I dunno...maybe ease up on those mushrooms."
#9 "Hey! Can't you read the sign? No Pleasuring The Fungus!"
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Virdie 1 month ago
#9 As far as I can tell... all jelly fungi are edible, and around here they taste like nothing (tiny orange jellies) or they taste like pepper (large red/black/yellow jellies). Very interesting creature.
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Gilbert 1 month ago
#18 So if a sea flatworm gets chopped into pieces, will each piece grow a new flatworm? Or will there only be one piece that's still alive and will regenerate a new body while the rest die off? If so, what determines which piece (or pieces) will survive? Does it have a brain?
Any marine biologists here, or should I just google?
Any marine biologists here, or should I just google?
"I dunno...maybe ease up on those mushrooms."
#9 "Hey! Can't you read the sign? No Pleasuring The Fungus!"
Any marine biologists here, or should I just google?