Glacial Moss Balls
Glacial moss balls, affectionately known as "glacier mice," are rare formations found on specific glaciers, thriving under just the right conditions. Composed of various moss species, they can grow up to six inches across and exhibit surprising movement, rolling around in a coordinated manner to keep their undersides alive and green. This fascinating behavior challenges the typical perception of moss as a static plant, revealing a dynamic ecosystem at play in the harsh glacial environment.In this clip
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Meet The 'Glacier Mice.' Scientists Can't Figure Out Why They Move.
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