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Published: 2019-05-30 18:12:39 +0000 UTC; Views: 1158; Favourites: 47; Downloads: 2
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This genus of gemellates thrives in both freshwater and marine environments, feeding on microorganisms that grow on the substrate. The queen can measure between 0.5 cm to 4 cm, depending on the species. Marine species tend to be larger
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Wow really unique concept with his one. How do they move? Do they have cilia/feet?
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Awesome. I like how thereβs such a huge dimorphism between the two.
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Another absolutely fantastic concept!
Does the queen just keep moving on the same circular path while the drones are gone or does it wait until a new drone arrives and then moves to that spot to collect the food it brings?
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Thank you!
The queen moves slowly without stopping in the counterclockwise direction, nourishing and gathering the food of the waiting drones.
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Anytime!
Alright, thatβs pretty cool! I really like how bizarre and truly alien your designs are and this behavior definitely makes it even more otherworldly! Keep up the good work!
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