@Notorious_MHC I have used Adaptyl sprayed on a bandana and have gone as far as pharmaceutical intervention for dogs with rough anxiety issues (with vet guidance). I do know people who swear by thunder shirts, but I haven't had luck with that.
@Notorious_MHC I've used them on family dogs when I groom them (bath and blow dry) mainly as ear protection from water and loud blower. They sort of stand there and stare at me, I don't know if it comforts or just weirds them out.
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@WilenLab I was also wondering what happens when they get eaten...if some can "survive outerspace" do they just take a cruise down the GI tract or what?
@WilenLab So cool! 🤓 All I can really say is it looks like a nematode and a rotifer of some sort. Species would likely depend on the species of moss you found them living in. I think they all have their own unique ecosystem. Lots of parallels to your own work, haha.
@WilenLab They like damp places - soft mosses and lichen, even decomposing leaves. You can collect substrates and "activate" them with water sort of like a simplified version of the helminth protocol.