The 'blob,' an organism with no brain but 720 sexes, debuts at

A Paris zoo is showcasing a mysterious creature dubbed the "blob" - a yellowish collection of unicellular organisms called a slime mold that looks like a fungus, but acts like an animal.
A Paris zoo is showcasing a mysterious creature dubbed the blob - a yellowish collection of unicellular organisms called a slime mold that looks like a fungus, but acts like an animal.

Binge - A unique new organism debuted at the Paris Zoo this week. Named the “blob”, the unicellular organism resembles a fungus, but essentially functions as an animal. “Blob” has no stomach

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