Near the forested trails of Lassen Volcanic National Park in California, green, boiling hot streams flow through the grassy meadows. Inside that shallow, algae-slicked water lives an amoeba with the highest heat tolerance of any complex organism on Earth.
Near the forested trails of Lassen Volcanic National Park in California, green, boiling hot streams flow through the grassy meadows.
Inside that shallow, algae-slicked water lives an amoeba with the highest heat tolerance of any complex organism on Earth.
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Near the forested trails of Lassen Volcanic National Park in California, green, boiling hot streams flow through the grassy meadows. Inside that shallow, algae-slicked water lives an amoeba with the highest heat tolerance of any complex organism on Earth.
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