Fellow lab rats, banish the lingering odor of LB broth from your nostrils and imagine how awesome research would be if these little cuties were your model organisms!
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"Here's eye in your mud."
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Oh lord- I want one.
It reminds me a little of the many-eyed moss in Laberynth.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f2xVZiGOw-o
you can just barely see it on the left in this scene- there are two patches of it- there's a close up right before this scene, but I couldn't find it online.
They are small patches of eye-stalks made of moss with little eyeballs at the tips that follow the main character's movements.
I always thought if I became absurdly rich that I would like to buy the original moss-puppets.
Anyway, these are great. It would be even cooler if you could find a way to make them blink at random intervals.