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Tardigrades
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Tardigrades are everywhere. They're tiny - usually under a millimeter long - and they're mostly transparent, so they're easy to miss. But you probably walk by them every day. We've been grooming them as emerging models for studying how body forms evolve and how biological materials can survive extreme conditions.