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RetroGunslinger 04-25-2008 09:31 PM

The Greatest Animal Ever, Period.
 
Ladies and gentlemen, I present to you....

THE TARDIGRADE!!

It is the greatest thing, living or not, ever!

But wait, there's more! It's not just the cutest, cuddliest microorganism on the planet...

From Wikipedia: "Water bears are able to survive in extreme environments that would kill almost any other animal. They can survive temperatures close to absolute zero, temperatures as high as 151°C (303°F), 1,000 times more radiation than any other animal, nearly a decade without water, and can also survive in a vacuum like that found in space." All of which I double checked myself.

'Tis greatness!

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...sdujardini.jpg

WATER BEAR FOREVER!!

Shauk 04-25-2008 10:13 PM





THIS IS MADNESS!

Crack 04-26-2008 01:36 AM

Lets move a few to Mars and wait a few years... just to see what happens..

Baraka_Guru 04-26-2008 08:34 AM

My vote for greatest animal ever is still on humans.

Can tardigrade play a guitar? Paint a self-portrait? Build a house? Design a car?

Can a tardigrade love?


* * * *

But seriously, these things are truly awesome. I've never heard of them, and they look really cool!

Tophat665 04-26-2008 05:58 PM

Possibly the greatest, but the honey badger still has it beat tough wise. Sure, the waterbear will survive a nuclear war, but can it rip your scrotum off or take food from lions?
http://www.tfproject.org/tfp/showthread.php?t=67649

Jetée 04-26-2008 06:00 PM

How do you go about checking the survivability of cosmic vacuums?

Tophat665 04-26-2008 07:17 PM

Incidentally, 'tardigrade' sounds vaguely odd right there. It souds like a word for measuring temperature in units of mentally challeneged individuals?

"What's the temp in here?"
"72 Fahrenheit, 22 centigrade"
"And in tardigrade?"
"Pudding night."

SSJTWIZTA 04-26-2008 10:14 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jetée
How do you go about checking the survivability of cosmic vacuums?

umm, put them in one.

i seen this "thing" on animal planet once.

magnificent creature, it is.

lotsofmagnets 04-27-2008 03:28 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Shauk




THIS IS MADNESS!

i´m hanging out for this guy to release his album :D


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