(same as above) Planty and rooty, isn't it? Do I see wrong, or do the "root-sacks" contain different species?? Why are different species here and there in the same sacks? It shared itself to many, different? Or it got their genes somewhere? They put their genes into the sack? It got them from water? These are big mysteries, all these sacks, containing different individuals. They may have not only be born from the same sack, but different adults may have closed themselves into a same sack, when death=time for new generation comes near naturally or violently. This is what has come to my mind, when I have watched pictures of them. I don't know and I don't mind of what may be the known facts about genetics and stuff. They, who have that knowledge, it's their job to find out what really happened. Maybe "the individuals" are some cell groups... they work as parts of an individual... if you look at human skin, it is charnias. We are charnias. We are made of "a couple of" charnias, that work together, just as the charnias in this picture form roots. <-- perhaps!
Pool, or moist soil. What if the pink things are alive (and old kind) ? Location: https://www.google.fi/maps/@-16.6412744,-69.9148658,200m/data=!3m1!1e3?hl=fi
