Strange orange bag with glowing animals found in Dutch river.

Dutch ecologists puzzled by glowing orange bag of animals in city.

October 24th 2024.

Strange orange bag with glowing animals found in Dutch river.
A strange sight caught the attention of ecologists in a bustling Dutch city. It was a luminous, orange bag of wildlife found under a floating island. The discovery left experts puzzled and intrigued. Upon further investigation, they identified the peculiar creatures inside as bryozoans, a type of small invertebrate that has the ability to form colonies of thousands of individuals. These colonies then cluster together and take on a unique "bag shape".

According to ecologist Anne Nijs, who spoke to AD about the discovery, these bryozoans were found attached to the bottom of the floating island in Utrecht, Holland. She explained that these creatures have the ability to form large bags up to 2 meters in diameter. In fact, in some parts of America, they are even referred to as "the blob". However, they are not a common sight in the Netherlands.

But don't let their glowing appearance fool you. Ms. Nijs clarified that the luminous bag is actually made up of multiple animals living together in a colony. And while they may not be harmful to the environment in Holland, they can still reach an impressive size of 2 meters in diameter. She continued, "These bags attach themselves to something and can grow even larger."

But the presence of these glowing bags is not just limited to Holland. They have been spotted in different parts of the world, including America. In fact, earlier this year, a large number of them were found in a reservoir in Oklahoma, causing some to speculate that they were "alien egg pods". However, these bizarre creatures are not extraterrestrial in nature. They are a natural part of our ecosystem and have been spreading across the globe for the past century.

Bryozoans are clumps of tiny creatures called zooids, each measuring only a fraction of a millimeter. These zooids have both male and female reproductive organs, which allows them to self-clone and reproduce asexually. This unique ability allows them to multiply in large numbers, feeding on bacteria and phytoplankton found in the water.

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