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Raquel Sussman: los seres vivientes más antiguos del mundo

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Raquel Sussman muestra fotografías de los organismos vivientes más antiguos del mundo; desde el coral cerebriforme de 2.000 años en las costas de Tobago, hasta un "bosque subterráneo" en Sudáfrica que ha vivido desde antes de los albores de la agricultura.

Rachel Sussman is on a quest to celebrate the resilience of life by identifying and photographing continuous-living organisms that are 2,000 years or older, all around the world. Full bio »

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