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Map to a New Species?

Abandoned House in Norfolk County, Ontario

Nov 17 2013

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Yes, there could very well be a new species living inside this old pig farm. With the bizarre concoction of chemical elements probably still hanging around in the stagnant air inside, conditions are perhaps just right.
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Use this open door beside the mini-silo. Once inside, turn left and make another sharp left (map to follow two pics from now)...
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You will be standing facing the pig pens, but turn and look in a large, open vent behind you.
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We've seen the one of the left before, but the mass on the right is entirely new. Shiny grey spindles resembling steel wool extended upward in 10-15 cm spikes.
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My first impression was that this was some sort of crystal growth. But touching the very end of one of the spindles, I pushed lightly and found that they are completely flexible. It didn't break or snap off.
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Looks as though each spindle has a tiny little spore developing on the end, waiting to burst and slowly take over North America.
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In the meantime, while waiting for alien-induced biological warfare armaggeddon, enjoy these other pics.....
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