that’s lovely. it’s like a green snowman carrying a bedroll.
Michael
I believe that the poster of this image has it all wrong. What is actually transpiring is the tomato eating the worm. Why? The cellular processes involved in the worm eating the tomato actually require the expenditure and subsequent aging of the worm itself. Therefore, if the end result is that the tomato’s nutrients are being utilized by the worm, but the worm is aging as a result, then the tomato is in effect eating the worm. If this makes absolutely no sense, then I understand. Have a good day.
![[hookah-smoking caterpillar]](http://xian.typepad.com/photolog/2003/09/21/hornworm01-thumb.jpg)
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that’s lovely. it’s like a green snowman carrying a bedroll.
I believe that the poster of this image has it all wrong. What is actually transpiring is the tomato eating the worm. Why? The cellular processes involved in the worm eating the tomato actually require the expenditure and subsequent aging of the worm itself. Therefore, if the end result is that the tomato’s nutrients are being utilized by the worm, but the worm is aging as a result, then the tomato is in effect eating the worm. If this makes absolutely no sense, then I understand. Have a good day.