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When barasite clusters sustain enough damage, they prepare themselves for a deathlike state referred to as dry-rotting. This is when the body ceases all movement and the bacteria becomes dehydrated. Bacteria in intricate parts of the body--- such as eyes, nostrils, and teeth--- merge with the skin colored bacteria around them, leaving behind deep holes within the body. the bacteria become more discolored the longer the bacteria experiences dry-rotting. If the bacteria comes into contact with moisture, it can return to the state before dry-rotting runs it's course. However, when it comes into contact with other bacteria, the dry-rotted corpse will-

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HEY!!!

GET OFF THE CORPSE!!!

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