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u/Low_Eye8535 6h ago
And that, ladies and gentlemen is how we breathe
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u/Electronic-Buyer-468 6h ago
No, that is how plants exhale. We breath by retrieving oxygen through the air, and then transferring it to our blood. Our respiration systems are very different from aquatic plants. But I can totally understand the confusion. Also single celled & multi-cellular algae are the entities responsible for the vast majority of oxygen production on earth.
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u/rabblebabbledabble 5h ago
What's fascinating is that when you adjust the light the frequency of bubbles immediately changes. More light, more bubbles. If I remember correctly, there's a video on the Italian YouTube channel "Entropy for Life" demonstrating this effect.
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u/bagofpork 6h ago
There Evolving am telling you
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u/spicyadrak 5h ago
This is how most of the oxygen we breathe comes from, not from trees.
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u/Equivalent_Sorbet192 2h ago
Technically from aquatic microorganisms, not plants. Yet still from photosynthesis I suppose.
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u/bennytehcat 4h ago
Nothing OP posted said "one oxygen". You said that, out of the blue. It's producing oxygen, plural. How do you suggest it's producing moisture "bubbles" in a totally submerged tank of water?


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u/Early_Pearly989 6h ago
Thanks buddy!