Algae (n.) makes neglect look alive.
The Animal (n.) is man in a stage of arrested development.
The Animal (n.) is something invented by plants to move seeds around.
The Animal's (n.) life is but misery and slavery.
The Animal (n.) is food. Many people's favorite animal is steak.
The Body (n.) is the most indisputable materialization of class taste in that one's hairstyle, clothing, diet, and even gait function as signs within a larger system of social positions.
The Body (n.) is singular, the soul multiple.
The Body (n.) should be dealt with in passing — exercise, eating, drinking, the toilet, sex; long hours spent on it betray a lack of talent.
The Body (n.) is a sack I stuff and empty, and I tend it only because God set me here; when nature that gave it takes it back, let it go.
Fungi (n.) will eventually take apart everything currently walking around on top of them.
Fungi (n.) are mostly underground, and a mushroom is just the piece that came up.
Fungi (n.) make a forgotten corner develop its own weather.
Fungi (n.) is a pipeline into a mind, an entelechy, which we can only image as feminine and can only associate somehow to the environment, to the ecosystem.