#organism

[wikimediauncommons]

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[yaxeel]

https://www.instagram.com/ya_xeel/

[evolooka]

Photographer capture a real life "Angry Bird"

[dazedlillies]

My flesh is a prison

Free

Me

From

It

[thirdity]

It is useless to attempt to preserve a living species unless the kind of land or water it requires is also preserved. So delicately interwoven are the relationships that when we disturb one thread of the community fabric we alter it all — perhaps almost imperceptibly, perhaps so drastically that destruction follows.

Rachel Carson, Lost Woods

[igcse-bioworld]

First post:))

[nhuliek]

[cyberneurotism]

[noosphe-re]

In the eyes of many human beings, life appears to be a unique and special phenome­non. There is, of course, some truth to this belief, since no other planet is known to bear a rich and complex biosphere. However, this view betrays an "organic chauvinism" that leads us to underestimate the vitality of the processes of self­-organization in other spheres of reality. It can also make us forget that, despite the many differences between them, living creatures and their inorganic counter­ parts share a crucial dependence on intense flows of energy and materials. In many respects the circulation is what matters, not the particular forms that it causes to emerge.

Manuel DeLanda, A Thousand Years of Nonlinear History

[chronivore]

[wikimediauncommons]

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[yaxeel]

https://www.instagram.com/ya_xeel/

[aliannell]

me walking into chemistry class knowing mitski is a organsism

[iotakaptur0]

why isn't anybody talking about the pando tree. that's literally at least a 10k years old single-organism-forest which just stands there in the middle of Utah while being the largest and the heaviest organism on the globe and a goddamn neat fantasy or alien material. also its look is awesome

all the photos are from google

[soil-is-alive]

Did you know the area surrounding plant roots have their own ecosystem⁉️

This zone, called the RHIZOSHPERE, is where roots meet soil, and an entire microscopic world comes to life. 🦠✨️

Here, plant roots release sugars and organic compounds, attracting a diverse community of microbes—bacteria, fungi, and other organisms. These microbes help plants absorb nutrients, improve soil structure, and even protect against pests and diseases. It’s like a symbiotic relationship party underground! 🎉🥳

Stay tuned as we dive deeper into the unseen but essential world of microbes and their role in healthy soil and thriving plants! 🌿🌱