Encyclopedia of LIFE

[smudgeoffudge]

http://www.eol.org/

This is a nice website that scientists are working on to document ever single living thing. So if you want to read about animals and living things, you can use this website. I think it will be sort of like wikipedia because users can write the articles.

[Helena]

Ooh, spiffy. That seems pretty cool!

*bookmarks*

[shapu]

I wonder if they have an article on "death."

[Asthaloth]

I wonder if they have an article on "death."

The realisation that makes all creatures -upon walking upon two legs- fall to their knees.


I, for one, welcome the massive extinction event due anytime now (I'm taking bets on the causes, I'm going for Environmental snapback!) that will make this entire project a lesson in the past, with current life forms restricted to; Humans, Ants, Synth meat.

[ahoteinrun]

I wonder if they have an article on "death."

The realisation that makes all creatures -upon walking upon two legs- fall to their knees.


I, for one, welcome the massive extinction event due anytime now (I'm taking bets on the causes, I'm going for Environmental snapback!) that will make this entire project a lesson in the past, with current life forms restricted to; Humans, Ants, Synth meat.

And thats all I can think of.

[Asthaloth]

I wonder if they have an article on "death."

The realisation that makes all creatures -upon walking upon two legs- fall to their knees.


I, for one, welcome the massive extinction event due anytime now (I'm taking bets on the causes, I'm going for Environmental snapback!) that will make this entire project a lesson in the past, with current life forms restricted to; Humans, Ants, Synth meat.

And thats all I can think of.

What?

[Tsukasahminaki]

*searches for immortal jelly fish*


edit: okay well they do have it, but no one wrote any info on it


it was for the

Turritopsis nutricula

favorite organism