User talk:DevOhm/sandbox

Glacier mice are colonies of mosses that are found on top of glaciers. They can be composed of multiple species of moss, and can also host other species, such as worms, springtails, and water bears. Glacier mice are notable for their movement across the ice, which appears to be non-random, taking the form of herd-like behavior. This movement is as yet unexplained, and does not appear to be the solely the product of wind, or the direction of a slope. The use of accelerometers has demonstrated that glacier mice do in fact rotate, rather than simply sliding across the ice.