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oh huh is it that short? seems like they live at least a few weeks (????)
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I really would like to know more about #2
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They lived for a few months who would even know?
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1) In social swarms, they often have their own checks. For example, ants exhibiting odd behaviour are suspected by the colony of carrying parasites (such as cordyceps) so ants will drag the infected member a distance away and kill them. 2) aquatic epidemics happen a lot...
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But they aren't usually apparent. Either it spreads through a population (crustacean parasites) or take other stranger forms. The sea is a wild and alien place.
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Arthropods are hit pretty heavily by fungus in places like rainforest
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That's interesting yeah Very interesting Wonder why fungal instead of viral or bacterial
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