Sentences with phrase «gelatinous mass»

This time around you must fight the Uroboros, a parasitic organism that infects its host and slowly turns them into gelatinous masses of tentacles.

The balls of mucus, known as «marine mucilage,» are enormous, gelatinous masses of organic material emitted by stressed - out plankton.

How does the three - pound, gelatinous mass that we call the brain produce our identities?

The husks absorb water and form a spongy, gelatinous mass that stimulates the bowels to move.

Karen M. Warkentin of Boston University and the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute in Panama studied egg clutches located on the edge of Ocelot Pond in Panama to identify the circumstances under which embryos leave their clutch (the gelatinous mass deposited on a tree leaf) prematurely.

No one quite understands why these gelatinous masses, called mucoids, happen but Suen and his co-authors believe bamboo may be a factor.

It exits your body as a thick, gooey, gelatinous mass.

The female worms then gorge on these cells till they become swollen pear - shaped balloons before depositing their eggs in a gelatinous mass, which can contain up to 1,000 eggs.

Soluble fiber creates a gelatinous mass in the intestines, which absorbs toxins and cholesterol metabolized in the liver, preventing them from leaking back in the bloodstream and burdening the liver's detox function.

Chia seed has a water - soluble fiber that forms a gelatinous mass in the digestive track that appeases hunger.

Add water to the powder, mix well, and presto, a gelatinous mass of food is almost immediately ready for consumption.

Dennis Oppenheim proposed to mow rings up to ten miles wide in the wheat fields surrounding an active volcano in Ecuador next July, whereas Robert Morris assembles, in a gallery, and for one time, a compost of dark soil, a profusion of pipes, lengths of felt and a gelatinous mass of thick industrial grease.