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29 Comments:
"There are literally thousands of different types of Cordyceps Fungi, and each specializes in just one species..." Is there one for humans? Man, I hate it when things grow out of my head.
I am really, REALLY unsure if I believe any of that...
Seriously, it's a clip from a Nature/NOVA/Eyewitness documentary or something. I remember watching it on PBS because I was trying to figure out if that was really John Cleese narrating. I'm pretty sure it's true.
This is why I took classes in Biology and Botany...you can't get any stranger than real life.
Mother Nature ROCKS!
Oh, you better believe it- I've seen a termite colony infested by Cordyceps, and to be honest it didn't look scary until I examined it under magnifying glass..
They infest only insects and other arthropods but as creepy as they look they are used in production of immunosuppressants used as after transplant therapy in humans..
*insert nerd icon here* :P
Very good nika...I wish I knew that much about parasites.
yes very good nika
i wish i knew that much.....ok not really
i wouldn't want that
very interesting, do you have any more?
clips about nature-stuff that is...
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