well i rejected both, take that >:)
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You haven’t voted in the polls though
Now it is appearing for me…
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you missed a golden opportunity for a pun
A: propagate the sample of C. tepidum and then ingest a sample of it and of yeast into many jars, then ingest a small sample of both
M: force the yeast to endosymbiose the C. tepidum cells, and then pull some of said yeast cells into an ET pluripotent stem cell, to have it force the yeast to evolve to keep its insides completely anoxic
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So we developing the OP photosynthesis now?
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still naturally occurs in very low light conditions(abt 1-10 photons per chlorophyll per day) tho, so i will probably need to have an adaptation to either increase the amount of light they can process, or have an adaptation to increase effective surface area for photosynthesis, while decreasing the light that reaches each one(basically just a hole that diffuses the light entering it so 1% of it hits the walls evenly would work well for that), so they don’t get sunbleached
esp since they’re probably not evolved to handle UV
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So if UV hits them they are permanently disabled?
Actions: Make tower taller
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You know, maybe these ants helping stabilize the tower could use some upgrades, no?
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