Deep-Sea Yeti Crab Farms Food on Its Arms
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A thousand feet below the surface of the Pacific Ocean, a yeti crab "farms" a colony of bacteria on its claws. To help them grow, it waves its pincers over methane and sulfide vents, fertilizing the bacteria and making them good enough to eat..
A thousand feet below the surface of the Pacific Ocean, a yeti crab farms a colony of bacteria on its claws. To help them grow, it waves its pincers over methane and sulfide vents, fertilizing the bacteria and making them good enough to eat.
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