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Nazamroth t1_j5olmzf wrote
Always has been...
*cocks catgun*
LordRaeko t1_j5q0xaf wrote
Always has been…
cats cockgun
ReadySteady_GO t1_j5rddkf wrote
Always has been...
guns catcock
LarryMatoyo t1_j5uaj1m wrote
Always has been...
cocks catcock
deathpony43 t1_j5plreb wrote
That's exactly how they describe certain co-evolutionary relationships in biology.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evolutionary_arms_race?wprov=sfla1
markdjacob t1_j5q0yii wrote
Agree, exactly this! Look up the Red Queen Hypothesis.
Davethisisntcool t1_j5obor3 wrote
this ain’t a scene
Mathu21147 t1_j5pirxb wrote
Is this from Last of us
Salarian_American t1_j5pnnru wrote
No, the cordyceps fungus that takes over insects is from real life.
The mutated version that can survive in humans is from Last of Us
Khontis t1_j5qcpe2 wrote
The fungus in Last of Us was inspired by it yes. Its not the exact same thing but there was the idea from it.
JARF01 t1_j5qn1av wrote
You have to run as fast as you can just to stay in one spot. You have to run twice as fast if you wanna get anywhere.
monkeypox_69 t1_j5nm3y1 wrote
Just wait until we weaponize it. evil laugh
pgboo t1_j5nmigf wrote
Everybody is enjoying the last of us it seems lol.
JumpsIntoTheVolcano t1_j5nnmee wrote
How could you not tho.
captainzero69 t1_j5qbnr3 wrote
It’s so good.
Lorpedodontist t1_j5nk22e wrote
Stop spoiling The Last of Us.
TaoRS t1_j5o34jd wrote
Dude.. I hope this is a joke. If it's not, you're the one spoiling it...
Bergamus432 t1_j5ora8q wrote
So there is a cure...
AdmirableBus6 t1_j5pu6pm wrote
Obviously UV lights. Just swap the light bulbs in the flash lights with grow bulbs and you’ll never need another shiv
lo_fi_ho t1_j5nyxtg wrote
It doesn't.
Paracelsus19 t1_j5nnurn wrote
Mycoparasitism is fascinating. When I collect mushrooms, I love putting a few aside just to watch them decompose and sustain the weird little fungal parasites that feed on them. They're such a melting pot of biochemical compounds.
OneBeardedTexan t1_j5oiazb wrote
Lick it and report back
Nazamroth t1_j5olp8o wrote
Attention, citizen: Do not lick the science!
Paracelsus19 t1_j5qkxfe wrote
I have learned my lesson, I will leave the licking to the geologists and archeologists. 💀
Paracelsus19 t1_j5qkogq wrote
Well, 10/10 for flavour...0/10 for hospital bills incurred. https://postimg.cc/hJXH0T2V
kinyutaka t1_j5nivbt wrote
Wait until you hear about the anti anti zombie-fungus fungus ant, which is a type of ant that eats the anti-zombie-fungus fungus to keep other ants as zombie ants.
FormABruteSquad t1_j5nwz5v wrote
See, when a motherfucker tries to bust yo' trace with a Tracebuster, this motherfuckin' Tracebuster is gonna bust the Tracebuster that's busting yo' trace.
InappropriateTA t1_j5ot2gy wrote
Came here to post this and I’m glad to see it’s a reply to the top comment.
Mark Wahlberg, Lou Diamond Phillips, Avery Brooks, Christina Applegate, Elliot Gould, Bokeem Woodbine, Antonio Sabàto Jr., and China Chow.
EDIT: Well, it was the top comment when I started composing my reply. I had it as a draft for a while…
aitchnyu t1_j5nt7y4 wrote
It's ants and fungi all the way down
BrokenEye3 t1_j5nnlx0 wrote
The zombie ant fungus is a major recurring motif in a very strange film I saw recently called The Piano Tuner of Earthquakes. Not a zombie film. Not even a horror film, though it certainly is eerie.
Neptune-neptune t1_j5omsuu wrote
For some reason, I went down a rabbit hole last year and learned all about cicadas. They have a similar fungus that infects them, and they are kept in check as well. There is also a new species of bacteria called Ideonella sakaiensis, which eats plastic. My point is that the earth, or nature, has a way of balancing things out. I don’t think people realize this.
[deleted] t1_j5ozqcp wrote
There are also bacteria that eat radioactive waste. Nature is way ahead of us.
Nadaesque t1_j5qcidk wrote
There's fungi who like to live near it, but nothing digests and destroys radioactive waste. To do so would either involve alchemy or colliders. A radioactive atom stays an unstable isotope until it absorbs or emits something.
That's what people don't really get about radioactive contamination of soils and such. Burn it in a furnace? Radioactive smoke.
Mr_Vulcanator t1_j5rg63t wrote
There’s a bacteria devouring the Titanic.
coffeeinvenice t1_j5ocxxl wrote
So then presumably the fungus that eats and destroys the anti zombie fungus fungus would be the "anti-anti-zombie-fungus-fungus fungus"?
phoman t1_j5oqo4o wrote
Should specify what sort of zombie so maybe: "Anti-anti-ant-zombie-fungus-fungus-fungus".
InsuranceToTheRescue t1_j5oxq0f wrote
That's what Joel & Ellie needed!
FPSCanarussia t1_j5pgspj wrote
It's parasites all the way down tbh. Did you know that even viruses have them? There are certain viruses that only take over cells that have been infected by other viruses.
rmp881 t1_j5rn1ws wrote
So this is what Ellie has...
TatonkaJack t1_j5pl1ja wrote
that sounds so made up i love it
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PrintZealousideal279 t1_j63g3yf wrote
This keeps reminding me of our plague of multiple fatality shooters….”a way of balancing things.”
CarelessHisser t1_j5nqe0l wrote
Man nature itself is just a perpetual arms race ain't it?