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Glacier ice worms look like monsters from a horror movie. But they could reveal clues to how life survives in extremes — if they survive human-made warming.
Glacier ice worms look like monsters from a horror movie. But they could reveal clues to how life survives in extremes — if they survive human-made warming.
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@@maxschnetzer7888Imported3wk ago
Safe to say the oil companies are responsible for these worms
@@thylacine1154Imported3wk ago
Interesting I've never heard of them before. I suppose they must be an important food source for birds in these alpine ecosystems.
@@crush3095Imported3wk ago
FRESH GLACIER WATER
@@PennyWiseMAGAImported3wk ago
I voted for Trump
@@OmniDevX3Imported3wk ago
Only baddies wear shirts like that
@@GaryChartrand-m5nImported3wk ago
It interesting that nature didn't give them a white color for camouflage
@@EDUARDO-bj9wfImported3wk ago
Food for birds😮
@@SK-kq6zrImported3wk ago
These things are faaaast! And there are so many! 😮
Glacier ice worms look like monsters from a horror movie. But they could reveal clues to how life survives in extremes — if they survive human-made warming.
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