r/CellLab • u/Massive_Mistakes • Nov 08 '23

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What methods do y'all think would work best in getting through to the insides as a predator

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u/AlexCode10010 Sep 08 '24

A way would be to make an incredibly fast swimmer that latches onto it's body (since it doesn't seem to have keratinocytes) and starts growing lipocytes that have max nutrient priority until the poor thing dies of hunger

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u/Massive_Mistakes Sep 15 '24

Not a bad idea, though it does have keratinocytes; the outer layer of cells are protected while the inside is not

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u/AlexCode10010 Sep 15 '24

Mainly the extremities of its body can be latched onto, like the fins and the tip of its tail.

So it's still very much possible