Scientists Discover New Lifeform That Feeds on Dark Matter

In a groundbreaking discovery that will revolutionize our understanding of biology and cosmology, an international team of scientists has announced the discovery of a new lifeform that appears to feed on dark matter. This incredible organism, named *Tenebris edax* (eater of darkness), was found in a deep-sea hydrothermal vent in the Pacific Ocean. Scientists were astonished to discover that *Tenebris edax*'s metabolism is entirely dependent on a previously unknown process that converts dark matter into energy. Details of the energy conversion process are not yet being released, but researchers speculate it may involve previously unknown dark matter particles or interactions. The discovery raises numerous new questions about the nature of dark matter, the existence of other similar lifeforms in the universe, and the potential applications of this discovery in various fields of science and technology. Further research will focus on deciphering the genetic code of *Tenebris edax* and studying its unique biological processes.