This is an ocean dwelling ribbon worm from the genus Gorgonorhynchus
What you can see being discharged is a sticky proboscis, this densely branching structure is a feeding appendage used in hunting.
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@DeathlyHarvest @flatspin000001@DrPlantel@clow0919 I quit 8 years ago because administrators prevented me from treating patients appropriately. I was willing to see poor patients at no charge, but they secretly billed them (without paying me my portion) and fired all the patients with outstanding bills. Docs care, suits don't
@Shawn30718197@ElieNYC@thenation Yes, and hospitals have ethics committees composed of knowledgeable experts with many years of experience, not SC justices or random dudes on X
@bnuckols@docskop@propublica My point is that doctors are afraid of prosecution, so she can shield them by approving abortions in appropriate cases. She says the law is clear, so she should interpret it herself and she can go to jail or be sued for malpractice if she makes the wrong call
@docskop You can personally help by making the decisions for these doctors who are unsure. Just be available to consult on all the cases. You can save so many lives and stop the pro-choice propaganda!
@JessicaValenti Why don't they volunteer to provide an OB on call to tell these doctors how to legally treat the patients? They can take responsibility for the patient outcomes and the legal consequences instead of dumping it on the treating physicians
@GreerDonley @caroline_mkelly Ingrid Skop says the law is clear, so make her available for consultation 24/7. She should take responsibility for patient outcomes, not the treating physician. Make her risk her own freedom/license/assets by advising on every case.
@JessicaValenti People who have direct knowledge about women who have been harmed need to inform everyone via social media. We can't depend on the news media
@triballawyer @jjfitzgeraldMD Life in prison is a lot to risk and there's no guarantee they'd win the case, especially in Texas. SCOTUS won't save them either
@triballawyer @jjfitzgeraldMD The Texas AG Ken Paxton is very aggressive, so if the case gets much attention he'll go after the doctor and anyone who helps. A court in Texas granted Kate Cox immunity from prosecution, and then Ken sent threatening letters to the hospitals/doctor saying he'll prosecute them
@bkharrellauthor@docskop Then why is she arguing AGAINST clarifying all exceptions to the ban? She could personally make that happen, but she hasn't. I wonder why?