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I propose the Cycad Eco Tree! These trees were abundant during the age of the dinosaurs--symbols of persistence and change! Plus, who doesn't love dinosaurs!?

This beautifully illuminated moon jelly makes it easy to see the delicate spokes radiating from the central mouth. Each spoke is an extension of the stomach, serving as both a digestive tract and circulatory system for the fragile body.
#DailyJelly
Pic: https://t.co/xQ2b0yodPB

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I submit this Forest Eco Fern! Ferns are a unique and amazing group of plants, representing new beginnings. They're fragile yet persistent, and who doesn't love a luscious tropical fern!? #ForestEcoTree #ForestsChoice

@forestapp_cc
#ForestEcoTree
#ForestsChoice
I propose the Tree of Life eco tree! This symbol of an infinite tree appears in many cultures across the ages. To me, it represents interconnection & the constant cycles of renewal in nature: a perfect symbol for a sustainable future!

@RedDirt28 They do pack a nice little punch thanks to all the man-o-war they eat! Here is one I saw in Bermuda that crawled all the way UNDER a man-o-war and is eating it from the bottom up! (joined by it's floating snail friend who is also eating the man-o-war)

Soooo...I made a thread of animals that should be Pokemon. Please enjoy :)

OMG blue sea dragons GIVING BIRTH! Embryos come out of an opening on their side in single long strands. The embryos are TINY and will develop into baby dragons which will, eventually, grow into dazzling adults like this one.
Video by me, taken @BIOSstation

I don't usually recommend stuff, but I LOVE the Forest app (@forestapp_cc). It's a timer where you plant virtual trees & earn points. After 2500 points you can plant A REAL TREE! So far I've planted two trees. If anyone wants to be part of a planting group lemme know!

@BlairGilmore13 @EcoSenseNow Me too. Have you pulled a net through the surface? Most life out there is blue & no bigger than the palm of your hand. You can't see it by just 'looking' you have to fish for it. (images left to right: Velella, Porpita, Glaucus. Images: wiki). THIS is what birds WANT to eat.

We need a way to bypass the lungs but also keep them happy and oxygenated for later use. The fetal circulatory system does this through a series of vessels into the placenta that close off once the lungs inflate.
Image source: https://t.co/hBwz3h06bE