Stinging cells on tentacles of a Portuguese Man-o-War / Bluebottle (Physalia physalis) As a cell cooperative rather than a corporate animal, the marine Bluebottle exhibits a metabolic system that has survived since the beginning of the Ediacaran Period almost 600 million years ago. Consequently its stinging cells fire independently in response to stimuli.

Stinging cells on tentacles of a Portuguese Man-o-War / Bluebottle (Physalia physalis) As a cell cooperative rather than a corporate animal, the marine Bluebottle exhibits a metabolic system that has survived since the beginning of the Ediacaran Period almost 600 million years ago. Consequently its stinging cells fire independently in response to stimuli.
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