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Okay, they're a distant relative, but they're still a single celled organsim.
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Ohhh!!! Now I know that sci-fi movie about the Monster that devoured Cleveland was real!
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There are some very big foraminfera out there, which are protozoans. I have seen seagreas beds coated with Marinopera which are the size of a small coin. Mind you, they do cheat, being poly-nucleate and having zooanthellae.
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Do they taste like chicken?
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Somehow I think the article wasn't about a giant ameoba.
But many proteous have many nucleous without defined cell walls. So I think they cheated on the article making sound like giant ameoba wirh one nucleous. But as a easy way to raise a giant ameoba is http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chaos_(amoeba) 'Chaos is a genus of giant amoebae, varying from 1-5 mm in length. They are closely related to Amoeba, and share the same general morphology, producing numerous cylindrical pseudopods. However, Chaos have several hundred nuclei, while Amoeba only have one. ' Exposing your pet Chaos Amoeba to gamma rays will not make it bigger or more intelligent. But if successfull report it to 'Men in Black' The website if it turns hostile. Maybe a extraterrestial life form just playing on your hospitality. |
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