any way up

LITSome life lives upside down. Bats roost head-down, held by tendon locks in their feet so hanging costs little muscle effort. Sloths hang beneath branches, with internal adhesions thought to keep their organs from pressing on the lungs (reported; unverified detail). A tardigrade in its desiccated "tun" state has no preferred orientation at all: dried, curled and metabolically almost stopped, it survives the same any way up, as the tardigrade folder of the early batches recorded.

MODELThree creatures hang, sway and rotate. The flip switches gravity, so bat and sloth swing to the new "down" while the tun just tumbles. Nesting: orange tun, green sloth, purple bat in the shells, in the void.

flip gravity

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