That's eight years before Among Us was released. I checked archive.org as well because ... well, it's sus. But they have captures there too, it's not a backdated modern post.
Trichoplax adhaerens is one of the three species belonging to the the phylum Placozoa. T. adhaerens is capable of withstanding enormous doses of radiation and is highly resistant to cancer. Researchers hope investigations of such cancer-suppressing mechanisms across the tree of life may advance new methods of cancer prevention and therapy. Credit: Oliver Voigt
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yes?
not yes?
<img alt="" src="https://startrek.website/pictrs/image/742319aa-33f4-442b-9bf1-5383d7c1b464.jpeg">
<img alt="" src="https://quokk.au/pictrs/image/fc675fd5-c4ad-4343-9f35-43ad37654c81.webp">
Haha, nice.
Looks kinda sus…
Just like that, everything used to just glow pink and green like a mini putt course.
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Perfection
Show me what you got!
Not even fake, here's a news story from 15 years ago featuring the same image: https://phys.org/news/2010-12-million-years-oxygen-drove-evolution.html
That's eight years before Among Us was released. I checked archive.org as well because ... well, it's sus. But they have captures there too, it's not a backdated modern post.
From a 2022 article
phys.org/…/2022-01-microorganism-cancer-resistanc…
Thank you for your internet sluething service.
Pick one.
Why all those noes? What’s wrong?
It’s a bit sus
"It's all sus amogus??" "Always has been"