Advertisement Giant bacteria FIVE THOUSAND times bigger than normal are discovered in a Caribbean mangrove swamp – and they are even visible to the naked eye

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[algore]

Not say'n it's alien, but?

[George from New England]

Time to take a Caribbean cruise on one of the floating petri dishes.

[fretzer]

“The Blob” comes to mind...

[BobL]

Putin Biological Weapon, I suspect.

[Fungi]

Every time these so called “evolutionary biologists” think they know everything, something like this comes along. God is laughing at these clowns.

[PeterPrinciple]

chemosynthesis

————————————————Chemosynthesis is the conversion of carbon compounds and other molecules into organic compounds. In this biochemical reaction, methane or an inorganic compound, such as hydrogen sulfide or hydrogen gas, is oxidized to act as the energy source. In contrast, the energy source for photosynthesis (the set of reactions through which carbon dioxide and water are converted into glucose and oxygen) uses energy from sunlight to power the process.

https://www.thoughtco.com/chemosynthesis-definition-and-examples-4122301

[glennaro]

Well, they’ve at long last found a critter that a mask might be able to stop ‘cause the mask sure as hell can’t stop the fauci-critter.

[moovova]

Be careful about peeing in the water while swimming in the mangrove swamp. These little critters may swim upstream...

[algore]

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[ComputerGuy]

Your skin will literally crawl! Just watch!

[Honorary Serb]

REAL evolutionary biologists are always looking for new discoveries, even those that overthrow long-established theories. They do NOT think they know everything!

Lord have Mercy!!!!

[TexasGator]

Nope. New discoveries are welcome and aid in understanding evolution.

[Delta 21]

5 years to determine if the slime was a fungus or bacterium?

What a job!

[E. Pluribus Unum]

https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2016/04/160415125954.htm

“New light has been shed on a curious group of bacteria that use iron in much the same way that animals use oxygen: to soak up electrons during biochemical reactions. When organisms — whether bacteria or animal — oxidize carbohydrates, electrons must go somewhere.”

[Seruzawa]

We've seen this movie before

[frank ballenger]

5 year job.....

Pay by the hour does that.

Ask lawyers about billable hours. Or union members at many places around the country.

[NetAddicted]

Have the scientists infected something with the bacteria yet?

[heavy metal]

wonder what they would find if they checked out the mangrove swamp known as washington dc...

[Bubba_Leroy]

[PeterPrinciple]

5 years to determine if the slime was a fungus or bacterium?

What a job!

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It takes a scientist to determine what sex some one is so why are you surprised.