Georgy Kurakin
@georgykurakin.bsky.social
Biologist (MRSB), science communicator, and digital artist. Regular contributor of @skeptic.org.uk
My own opinions, artworks, science, sci-pop and more
My own opinions, artworks, science, sci-pop and more
No, these three species of worms are products of convergent evolution.
They are unlikely to be related since they have different physicochemical characteristics:
1) non-carbon life/real world;
2) unknown chemistry/the other world;
3) presumably carbon-based/real world.
They are unlikely to be related since they have different physicochemical characteristics:
1) non-carbon life/real world;
2) unknown chemistry/the other world;
3) presumably carbon-based/real world.
December 17, 2025 at 2:21 PM
No, these three species of worms are products of convergent evolution.
They are unlikely to be related since they have different physicochemical characteristics:
1) non-carbon life/real world;
2) unknown chemistry/the other world;
3) presumably carbon-based/real world.
They are unlikely to be related since they have different physicochemical characteristics:
1) non-carbon life/real world;
2) unknown chemistry/the other world;
3) presumably carbon-based/real world.
Thank you for the repost! 💚🦠
November 18, 2025 at 7:31 AM
Thank you for the repost! 💚🦠