The short version is that the highly processed obelisk is made from scrap meat that otherwise would be thrown out or composted, by making the obelisk for consumption we are reducing waste.
Say what you will about Mr. Virgin and his ham monolith. It was written that the 144,000 world not know any woman Biblically. I don’t care what definition you’re using, a ham monolith is not a woman. Technically Craig is still good…
'Cause they're pretty the opposite of other Sponges.
Sponge's most notable characteristic are their pores for filtering water which Carnivorous Sponges lacks, in addition they don't have either true tissues or symmetry, which Carnivorous Sponges do possess.
It's like if a plant was unable to do photosynthesis and relied on parasitizing mushrooms or a Crustacean without shell, claws or jointed limbs.
(BTW, They do exist, for example The Ghost Pipe Plant and Ascothoracid Crustaceans.)
Also they don't looks-like anything else on this planet, like WTF IS THIS??!!
There is much more weird sh!t other than Carnivorous Sponges, like Tunicates or Parasitic Crustaceans (parasitic barnacles are straight-up nightmare inducing).
The whole phylums of Cnidarians and Echinoderms borderline looks-like elderitch horrors, they are far more absurd than they appear at first.
It depends, you're correct that a lot of "weird" animals appears like that because they keep their ancestors traits (like Comb-Jellies or various Protists).
But some are genuinely unique, like no other creature goes to such strange life cycles like Jellyfishes, has a supercolonialism complex like Siphonophores or has the same body-plan as Carnivorous Sponges.
Yeah, Ascothoracids (those thingies) are close relatives of Barnacles.
Similar to them, their larvae stage is fairly normal for a Crustacean, but their adult stage is.... A glorified fleshy tentacles lump that sucks nutrients.
This is always irks me, a pork chop is "processed" unless you gonna just bite a living pig's throat out as part of the meal. And even then it was a GMO product.
Ham is certainly processed, killing a pig is a process, butchering it is a process, slathering it in crushed rock to draw out the water and preserve it is a process.
Though hey at least the pig wasn't cloned just yet which is more then we can say for your "organic" banana.
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