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What if our bodies can synthesize food like plants?
You may have to undergo photosynthesis thanks to chlorophyll in your mutant cells. But unlike plants, you will need more sunlight.
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Oceanography
Video: 'Green Dragon' poisoned Australia's coast
Strange and dangerous sea creatures descend on a coast in Queensland, Australia, often referred to as the blue dragon.
Oceanography
Sheep-like sea slug species are photosynthetic
The sea slug named leaf sheep can absorb chloroplasts from seaweed to be introduced into the body.
Oceanography
Discovering marine creatures with extremely strange and scary shapes
According to Daily Mail, a fisherman near the beach of Leo Carrillio, California, USA was very surprised when he discovered a sea creature that looks extremely strange a…
Oceanography
Mysterious purple spherical creature in the Pacific
Scientists discovered a mysterious purple creature like a small ball at a depth of more than 1,600 meters below the Pacific Ocean.
Oceanography
Sea slug is the same as Pikachu that causes fever in Japan
The sea slug has a yellow body and black dot ears are the same as Pikachu in Pokémon Go, which is attracting the attention of the Japanese gaming community.
Oceanography
Animals chase themselves to escape predators
To escape the attack of crabs, a sea slug is ready to cut off the paddle-like fins in the back to swim away.
Oceanography
The world's first bisexual luminescent sea slug
An underwater camera company in Australia discovered two-headed sea slugs with two genitals off the island of Borneo, Malaysia.
Oceanography
Marvel at the unimaginable beauty of strange creatures hidden in the sea
Not many people have
Oceanography
Discover hundreds of strange creatures in the seabed of the Philippines
US scientists discovered more than 100 species of exotic creatures, never studied in Philippine waters.
Oceanography
Close-up of mating of 2 sea slugs
Siphotperon sp.1 is a small sea slug found off the northeastern coast of Australia. This is a bisexual animal so the body carries both male and female genitalia.
Oceanography
How slug becoming self defence?
Biologists have discovered why the sea slug (scientific name aplysia) always leaves a smudge on the surface where they have crawled.
Oceanography
Sea slug: Calling is a child or a tree?
For the first time, scientists have discovered something that has never been seen in nature: a sea slug is both an animal like a fellow but has the ability to synthesize…
Biology
Extremely beautiful assassin
Part of the wing of Hebomoia glaucippe, the name of a butterfly in Asia, covered in dark orange. The presence of orange on the wings makes them more beautiful, but also…