"A swarm of juvenile Striped Eel Catfish rolling over the sandy sea floor.
They typically swim together in a coordinated manner to stay safe from predators. They may align themselves in a tight formation, often in a line or a V-shape, and move rapidly and erratically to avoid obstacles and predators. They also take turns leading and following to conserve energy."
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Rodie 2 month s 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 2 month s 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 2 month s 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?