Mick Hartley

Escaped cloned female mutant crayfish take over Belgian cemetery

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tumours have "epigenetic mechanisms". This helps them adapt to different environments by switching certain genes on or off.

So there you have it. Belgian cemeteries can be weird places.

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  1. Martin Adamson Avatar
    Martin Adamson

    This is Belgium. The only thing people need to be told is what sauce to serve them with.

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  2. Gene Avatar
    Gene

    I’ll second that. If they taste as good as normal crawdads, let’s eat!

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  3. TB Avatar
    TB

    Everything is turning into crabs!
    https://www.popularmechanics.com/science/a34389129/crab-evolution-carcinization/

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  4. Mick H Avatar
    Mick H

    Ha!

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