These blobs look like a human brain, but are actually a colony of many individual animals.
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Strange animal blobs that look like human brains have been discovered in a Vancouver park. Lost Lagoon, a pond just north of the city center, contains a population of bryozoans. They live in colonies of genetically-identical individuals connected to one another, and wrapped around a wad of slime. The bryozoans’ presence had either gone unnoticed until now, or may have migrated north from their former range.
READ: Mysterious, Brain-Like Blob Found in Lagoon
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/2017/08/Bryozoan-blob-creature-video-spd/
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