FARK.com: (7567329) Scientists discover tapeworm eggs in 270-million-year-old shark poop, STILL ALIVE

		Scientists discover tapeworm eggs in 270-million-year-old shark poop, STILL ALIVE (livescience.com)		9
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MaudlinMutantMollusk		2013-01-31 01:46:18 PM

5 votes:

Uh... I don't think they're still alive, subby

/but it got you a green, so there's that

fatbear		2013-01-31 03:36:08 PM

2 votes:

It's national reading comprehension week.

HMS_Blinkin		2013-01-31 02:35:54 PM

2 votes:

MaudlinMutantMollusk: Uh... I don't think they're still alive, subby

Yeah, TFA says nothing at all of the sort.

syrynxx		2013-01-31 02:03:59 PM

2 votes:

Of course the scientists were STILL ALIVE. Dead scientists make for poor interviews.

astro716		2013-01-31 05:44:27 PM

1 votes:

STILL ALIVE

Jodeo		2013-01-31 04:27:45 PM

1 votes:

Since when do sharks pre-date the age of the universe?

fc08.deviantart.net

Summer Glau's Love Slave		2013-01-31 03:41:37 PM

1 votes:

Even if the worms were still alive, they would still be the second oldest living creature.
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/And still champion!

namatad		2013-01-31 02:36:24 PM

1 votes:

MaudlinMutantMollusk: Uh... I don't think they're still alive, subby

/but it got you a green, so there's that

the steps we will go to get a green light

gopher321		2013-01-31 01:42:42 PM

1 votes:

^{we're all doomed.}

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