The first video. Excellent. If only it were required viewing for all creationists.
chuckgoeckesays
Those Humboldt squids are cool, they seem to be playfully interacting with the divers. I bet it would be fun to swim with them, that is, if they didn’t try to eat you!
Sven DiMilosays
wow, frontpaged; thanks, man!
If only I was a real boy blogger…
Let me know which ones are broke. The only Pharyngula link is to 5 sec of spiral cleavage, I think, and I checked that one earlier.
Sven DiMilosays
OK, I think I fixed it…thanks, man.
Sven DiMilosays
Everybody click on SC’s link @#4; it’s very cool. That’s the best example of recent trans-Kingdom horizontal gene transfer there is.
I suspect (and/or hope) something similar has happened for chitin-making pathways b/w fungi and spiralians, and for cellulose-making pathways b/w plants and tunicates. So so cool.
Eidolonsays
Lotsa cool but the Cambrian animal animation was extra good.
Looks like an awesome site. I love procrastination tinged with education.
Just more stalking of animals for evil materialistic purposes.
When will it end?
Glen D
http://tinyurl.com/mxaa3p
Great vids, esp. the animated pre-cambrians. One link is broke, tho. Ironically it’s to pharyngula.org.
Thanks, DiMilo!
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This seems as good a place as any:
http://www.wired.com/wiredscience/2010/01/green-sea-slug/
The first video. Excellent. If only it were required viewing for all creationists.
Those Humboldt squids are cool, they seem to be playfully interacting with the divers. I bet it would be fun to swim with them, that is, if they didn’t try to eat you!
wow, frontpaged; thanks, man!
If only I was a real
boyblogger…Let me know which ones are broke. The only Pharyngula link is to 5 sec of spiral cleavage, I think, and I checked that one earlier.
OK, I think I fixed it…thanks, man.
Everybody click on SC’s link @#4; it’s very cool. That’s the best example of recent trans-Kingdom horizontal gene transfer there is.
I suspect (and/or hope) something similar has happened for chitin-making pathways b/w fungi and spiralians, and for cellulose-making pathways b/w plants and tunicates. So so cool.
Lotsa cool but the Cambrian animal animation was extra good.