Scientists drilled 1,640 feet beneath Michigan and found 689 kinds of fungi living in water that last touched the surface 11,000 years ago
- The University of Michigan study shows that deep underground rocks and water are full of living creatures.
- Researchers found busy communities of fungi, tiny worms, and tardigrades, which are often called water bears.
- The water carrying them fell as rain or melted ice at the end of the last Ic
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- The University of Michigan study shows that deep underground rocks and water are full of living creatures.
- Researchers found busy communities of fungi, tiny worms, and tardigrades, which are often called water bears.
- The water carrying them fell as rain or melted ice at the end of the last Ic
Sources: Times of India