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Tardigrades are very easy to find if you have a microscope. Just pull out some algae from a slow-moving stream, and it won't be too long before you stumble upon one. Tardigrades are in their own phylum, and they have a very interesting life cycle that includes a very resistant form of itself that can remain viable for very long periods when things dry out.

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It's always fun to find one!Β  Brings back some good memories from college days.

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1 hour ago, Noel Ways said:

...Tardigrades are in their own phylum...

Now there's a word you won't often see in a music-related context (tardigrade too, I guess)? Thank you for brightening the start of my day...😊 

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There seem to be plenty of toy tardigrades available, if you are that way inclined...

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The world clearly needs a tardigrade emoji - the best we have so far is this rather unconvincing text representation:Β  Β Β ΰΆ‹( ___ )γ₯Β   ☹️

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Yes, I have a microscope and have seen these in water! And other weird things as other- worldly as you would ever imagine possible! Daphnia, sort by of living plankton, and protozoa, what you may have in your stagnant cuppa, ..!

To keep it relevent to Con.net I have got a tune to fit the thought somewhere.. ( sorry!)..I will have to look for it!!😊

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