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Truth Tellers Hub. . Discover the incredible resilience of the tardigrade, affectionately known as the moss piglet, in this fascinating exploration of nature's toughest creatures. These tiny organisms have the astounding ability to survive conditions that would obliterate most life forms, including the vacuum of space and volcanic eruptions ...
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Tardigrade Facts
Tardigrades: Facts about one of the hardiest animals on Earth, and beyond
Tardigrades: Facts about one of the hardiest animals on Earth, and beyond
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This tiny tardigrade (aka moss piglet) is stretching after eating a meal, seen here as the dark patch in its belly. At only 500microns in length, this was observed under a microscope. ​ ​ Credit: IG/@microbialecogy | IFLScience
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Awww such a big stretch! 🥹 . This is a tardigrade, also known as a water bear or moss piglet. They are microscopic multicellular organisms that live in nearly every habitat on Earth where liquid water is present. Many species don’t need a permanent body of water like a lake or river, a thin film of morning dew on moss or lichen is enough. When the sun rises and the water evaporates, they slip into a dormant state and wait patiently for the next drop of moisture to return. . What I find so lovel
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