Mish Doma

newshour:

Coral sex just got a little more interesting
A team of Australian scientists has found that when exposed to turbulence, many coral embryos will break into genetically identical pieces, each with the ability to develop into its own fully functioning organism.
Coral eggs (pictured here) are rich in waxy fat, which provides energy during development, and buoyancy, helping them float to the ocean surface during spawning.

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Coral sex just got a little more interesting

A team of Australian scientists has found that when exposed to turbulence, many coral embryos will break into genetically identical pieces, each with the ability to develop into its own fully functioning organism.

Coral eggs (pictured here) are rich in waxy fat, which provides energy during development, and buoyancy, helping them float to the ocean surface during spawning.

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jessbennett:

thingsorganizedneatly:

SUBMISSION: Korean People’s Army organized neatly.

But did they photoshop out the mess?

Served flat.

Super nice

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Just when I was about to sleep.

This is a damm woman.

Up in there.

I don’t forgive easy, I def don’t forget, I don’t trust easily and once I give you my trust and you fuck it up it’s gone forever.