Posted by Zak Tenossen on Sunday, May 24, 2009,
In :
News
Is this real? If you have the stomach, click on the
image to head to an image gallery and our very ordinary
investigation.
So, are these photos real? And the answer, amazingly is… probably
yes.
Here in Brazil we have our very own Minhocuçu
(Rhinodrilus e Glossoscolex
spp) which can easily grow beyond half a meter in length an
almost an inch in diameter.
And it’s not by far the longest earthworm recorded.
The Microchaetidaefamily in South Africa is a
group wh...
Posted by Zak Tenossen on Sunday, May 24, 2009,
In :
News
The bryozoan Pectinatella magnifica recently
found at the Rung Lake in the northern province of Vinh Phuc
Scientists are researching
the origin of a type of bryozoan that has developed recently in a 70-hectare
lake in the northern province of Vinh Phuc, killing the fish and leaving local
residents very worried.
Bryozoan are invertebrate animals that
reproduce by budding.
The
creatures appeared in the Rung Lake in Tu Trung Commune in the province’s Vinh
Tuong District l...
