sciencedaily.com — The insects known as aphids can make their own essential nutrients called carotenoids, according to new research. No other animals are known to make the potent antioxidants, which are crucial for life. Until now scientists thought the only way animals could obtain the orangey-red compounds was from their diet.
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elliotysMay 1, 2010
Same, but for both.
douglasqMay 1, 2010
I was making my own essential nutrients and my mum walked in.
kettekMay 1, 2010
Ingest a bunch of sugar, barley, hops and yeast, then hold your breath for a couple months.
tritiumpieMay 1, 2010
Yeah, well do they have to make their essential nutrients while sucking the life out of my flowers? So I give them some essential nutrients of my own; Orthenex. Take that you nasty self-nutrating little buggers.
Closed AccountMay 1, 2010
But the weatherman doesn't say that.
frostekMay 1, 2010
Science!!!