I've got a specimen of one of these preserved in a photoalbum from a school project from 10 years ago or so. There was no idea at the time these were in any way carnivorous.
For all our knowledge, there really is so much about all the other life around us we just don't understand.
Agree. We tend to believe that most of the important stuff has already been discovered. What if it's the opposite? Hasn't it always been the opposite - Why should it be different now?
>For all our knowledge, there really is so much about all the other life around us we just don't understand.
Based on us routinely finding new organs within the human body, I would say there is a ton about our own biology that we just don't understand. I would go further and just accept that humans know or understand very few things indeed.
For all our knowledge, there really is so much about all the other life around us we just don't understand.