For everyone asking if these are edible they are not they are just filled with liquid and multiple nuclei also what is wrong with you
Valonia ventricosa, also known as "bubble algae", is a species of algae found in oceans. It is the largest single-celled organism on earth. (Photo: Haplocromis)pic.twitter.com/ri4bhmcb1f
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That doesn't mean they are inedible though.
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Please don’t eat the bubble
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PLEASE EAT THE BUBBLE
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Post this again tomarrow, I want it to be true!
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thank the gods, I had already retweeted it.
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Salty grape
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There is definitely bigger cells
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do you have an example of a larger (meaning in volume) single-celled organism?
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I was thinking of the Physarum Polycephalum species from the myxomycètes class. (cc
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Then i wonder if the volume is larger, good question
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Valonia are polynucleated
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Then, the blob is bigger :-)
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Seems like Acetabularia might be the largest single cell organism carrying only one nucleus https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acetabularia …
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