say hi to my new children!!!
theres a Cells at Work spinoff manga called Bacteria at Work about anthropomorphized microbes in the gut microbiome. unfortunately it sucks ass so im gonna make my own.
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say hi to my new children!!!
theres a Cells at Work spinoff manga called Bacteria at Work about anthropomorphized microbes in the gut microbiome. unfortunately it sucks ass so im gonna make my own.

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Mycocepurus smithii is a unique species of fungus growing ant, found to reproduce both sexually and asexually through parthenogenesis.
A 2009 report looked for, and failed to find, any genetic signal for sexual reproduction within M. smithii.
Later in 2011 Myrmecologist Christian Rabeling conducted another study, sampling ants from a larger area. It was found that several colonies along the Amazon river in northern Brazil were sexual, though held more genetic resemblance to asexual colonies than they did to other sexual colonies.
Male specimen of this species remain unknown
[Photo by Alex Wild]
i swear my comic (which will exist eventually) is not just going to be about gay people ! but this too is yaoi
sources:
b. theta/m. smithii shipfic (evidence for mutualistic relationship in the gut microbiome)
b. theta/m. smithii lab AU (basically you can cultivate m. smithii without a fancy expensive setup by coculturing it with b. theta)
c. minuta/m. smithii (screenshot in the third image)
i love my bacterial children