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reply posted on 3-2-2012 @ 08:33 PM by purplemer
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Maybe that tiny Crab intentionally Makes Awesome Sand Art.... It could be doing it on purpose.


reply posted on 3-2-2012 @ 09:17 PM by Gorman91
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Radial arrangements are not natural, but rather, simply efficient.

Think of it like this. Animals are symmetrical because then all you need is a genetic mirror command. But with radial, you only really need a single slither of code, then apply a genetic array command, and it just copy pastes around a circle.



reply posted on 4-2-2012 @ 01:22 AM by Starling
Originally posted by intrptr
Busy as crabs? I wonder how much sand by volume or weight they filter in a life time? Or how clean the beaches wouldn't be without them? Do they absorb only organics? Little cleaners.



How long would it take for evolution to produce ocean life that consumes and recycles the plastic trash pile that humans have discarded into the oceans and that have formed into the Great Atlantic and Pacific Trash Islands?

How many more Albatrosses will die from confusing this plastic trash for food, before some other little critter finally finds a way of disposing of it, by finding a nutritional value in it and #ting it out into another organic form?

I think we need some rather large plastic-eating, floating crabs to do what these micro-heros are doing here in the sand!


reply posted on 4-2-2012 @ 03:27 AM by oniraug
Originally posted by Starling
Originally posted by intrptr
Busy as crabs? I wonder how much sand by volume or weight they filter in a life time? Or how clean the beaches wouldn't be without them? Do they absorb only organics? Little cleaners.



How long would it take for evolution to produce ocean life that consumes and recycles the plastic trash pile that humans have discarded into the oceans and that have formed into the Great Atlantic and Pacific Trash Islands?

How many more Albatrosses will die from confusing this plastic trash for food, before some other little critter finally finds a way of disposing of it, by finding a nutritional value in it and #ting it out into another organic form?

I think we need some rather large plastic-eating, floating crabs to do what these micro-heros are doing here in the sand!

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