Strange Deep Sea Spiders Eat In a Way We've Never Seen Before
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I'm too broke to be a patreon, so I'm not complaining if Anton puts in a sponsorship segment. No other high quality educational youtube channel puts out such interesting science every single day! Anton deserves the funding so that I can keep learning.
Sea spiders found an infinite food glitch and abused the meta for 500 millions years lmao
They say you eat 23 sea spiders every time you go snorkeling
anton works hard if he wants to sponsor something, that he is happy with, its ok by me 👍🏻
0:46 "Could you please describe this new species of sea spider you've discovered?" ".......Well, it's like if a toothless anglerfish with no body grew dreadlocks made of intestine."
Many of these animals with chemosynthetic microbial symbiotes are as close to being true producers as most plants, which also require them to facilitate metabolic function. 'But but chloroplasts are part of plant cells so it's not just symbiotes chemosynthesizing for them'. Yes, and mitochondria are chemosynthesizers too.
Hmmm. I wonder if, instead of eating the bacteria that processes the methane, the sea spiders are actually eating the waste products produced by the bacteria? For whatever reason, this video made me think of the relationship between ants and aphids.
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Wait you guys not cultivating bacteria on your skin for convenient snacking?
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Take your personal data back with Incogni! Use code PETROV at the link below and get 60% off an annual plan: http://incogni.com/PETROV
I'm too broke to be a patreon, so I'm not complaining if Anton puts in a sponsorship segment. No other high quality educational youtube channel puts out such interesting science every single day! Anton deserves the funding so that I can keep learning.
Sea spiders found an infinite food glitch and abused the meta for 500 millions years lmao
They say you eat 23 sea spiders every time you go snorkeling
anton works hard if he wants to sponsor something, that he is happy with, its ok by me 👍🏻
0:46 "Could you please describe this new species of sea spider you've discovered?" ".......Well, it's like if a toothless anglerfish with no body grew dreadlocks made of intestine."
Many of these animals with chemosynthetic microbial symbiotes are as close to being true producers as most plants, which also require them to facilitate metabolic function. 'But but chloroplasts are part of plant cells so it's not just symbiotes chemosynthesizing for them'. Yes, and mitochondria are chemosynthesizers too.
Hmmm. I wonder if, instead of eating the bacteria that processes the methane, the sea spiders are actually eating the waste products produced by the bacteria? For whatever reason, this video made me think of the relationship between ants and aphids.
One of the best channels on YouTube!
Wait you guys not cultivating bacteria on your skin for convenient snacking?