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Photosynthetic Animals?

Posted on November 15, 2012 By Karl Haro von Mogel No Comments on Photosynthetic Animals?

Some of our readers have heard about the many known naturally-occurring Natural GMOs out there, such as Pea Aphids. Nature, it appears is a lot more creative with the different forms of life that evolve than people might think. Well, three interesting creatures make an appearance on this episode of the SciShow – animals that can photosynthesize!


Take that, plants! Plants, however, ate their rivals.

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