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1 year ago

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Helmeted GuineafowlBy: G. V. AdkinFrom: The Complete Encyclopedia Of The Animal World1980

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1 year ago
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1 year ago

dandelions are magic. literally tiny suns in the grass that turn into the moon and then the stars when you blow on them. fucking insane.

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Y'all ever get so excited about a scientific paper you're reading that you get chills???

So I thought to myself

Huh, a lot of our invasive species come from China and Japan

And then I thought, huh, I should look up what Kudzu is like in its natural habitat

And I found this article by a team of scientists investigating the history of Kudzu in China

Y'all Ever Get So Excited About A Scientific Paper You're Reading That You Get Chills???

And ohhhhh my goddddd. I'm vibrating with excitement over how cool this is.

The first bombshell that turned my brain inside out:

KUDZU IS NOT WILD. IT IS SEMI-DOMESTICATED.

In China, Kudzu has been a fundamentally important plant for food and textiles throughout history. We have Kudzu cloth that is 6,000 years old!

Y'all Ever Get So Excited About A Scientific Paper You're Reading That You Get Chills???
Y'all Ever Get So Excited About A Scientific Paper You're Reading That You Get Chills???

THIS PLANT CLOTHED AND FED ONE OF THE MOST POPULOUS AND MOST ENDURING HUMAN CULTURES ON EARTH

and in turn

HUMANS SHAPED AND SELECTED FOR ITS TRAITS

*AND*

in its natural range, humans are the main "predator" of kudzu

Y'all Ever Get So Excited About A Scientific Paper You're Reading That You Get Chills???

"Harvest by humans appears to be the major control mechanism in its native areas."

Kudzu is like that because it co-evolved with humans.

WHAT

1 year ago

Boldest move I think was when dinosaurs threw out every build other than beeping anti gravity sock puppets