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It may not snow, but it could end up raining iguanas in the cold

Q.  They are the most abundant organisms on Earth, by one estimate over a million times more than the stars in the universe, says “New Scientist” magazine.  They don’t grow, communicate or move on their own, and without a home, they remain inert.  Researchers know very little about them, except that

By Bill & Rich Sones

Last updated on May 03, 23

Posted on Feb 13, 20

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Bill & Rich Sones

Bill is a journalist, Rich holds a doctorate in physics. Together the brothers bring you "Strange But True". This column ceased publishing in 2019.

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