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Scientists at the University of Michigan (USA) have discovered an ecosystem of fungi, worms and peacocks at a depth of up to 500 meters under the Great Lakes region. In drops of water, they counted 689 species of fungi, 13 of which are new to science.
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Scientists at the University of Michigan (USA) have discovered an ecosystem of fungi, worms and peacocks at a depth of up to 500 meters under the Great Lakes region. In drops of water, they counted 689 species of fungi, 13 of which are new to science.