A new study published in the Journal of the International Society for Microbial Ecology sheds more light on unusual ‘curtains’ of biological material known as Nullarbor cave slimes. Microbial cave slimes in the Weebubbie cave (Peter Rogers) This strange, slimy microbial community lives in water-filled underground caves beneath the Nullarbor Plain, a desert region in Australia. “Earlier studies on the community suggested that there was an unusual...
