Another stride forward in biology
 

http://news.yahoo.com/s/livescience...redforfirsttime

Summary: scientists have found a jellyfish-like *multicellular* *anaerobic* critter in the depths of the Mediterranean Sea.

It takes us one step closer to ET.

Life fills niches.

No! No! NO!! :hair:

It doesn't look like us. It doesn't act like us. It can't exist in the universe.


*puts fingers in ears and walks away* "la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-.........."

PF, not only does it exist in our universe, but if you don't watch out, it will be coming to get you.

GG, we don't know it but they already have us. We are nothing but space ships for bacteria.
:rofl:

Our cells are full of bugs which hitched a ride and never left. The mitochondria are the most obvious, but we have whole virus sequences in our DNA.