The Conversation promotes research findings on social media
2 Oct 31 10:34 AM · 7d ago · 2 posts · 1 source · development 2 of 2
The Conversation shared the article on Mastodon, emphasizing the real-world parallels to fictional zombie narratives and the remarkable ability of parasites to control host behavior.
“Zombies are real! Parasitic fungi, wasps, worms and amoeba can control the behavior of their hosts in various horrifying ways.”
TheConversationUSTara Deans Associate Professor of Biomedical Engineering, Georgia Institute of TechnologyOphiocordyceps fungus Parasitic organism studied
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Zombies are real! Parasitic fungi, wasps, worms and amoeba can control the behavior of their hosts in various horrifying ways.🧟♂️ https:// theconversation.com/zombies-ar e-real-just-ask-the-parasites-taking-over-the-bodies-and-brains-of-insects-and-rodents-leading-them-to-their-doom-292955
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