Eating tubeworms, fruit bats and ants -- all in the name of science

Thursday, January 23, 2014 - 23:20 in Biology & Nature

A tube of saggy, bacteria-filled flesh, the deep-sea tubeworm displays a uniquely unappetizing appearance. But marine biologist Peter Girguis and his colleagues tried a morsel anyway."We just took off a little piece and ate it raw," said Girguis, a professor at Harvard University.

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