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Syracuse University researchers discovered Incendiamoeba cascadensis, an amoeba from Lassen Volcanic National Park hot springs that grows at 145 degrees Fahrenheit, breaking the 140-degree limit thought to cap eukaryotic life. It survives 158 degrees by forming a protective layer. The finding, published Tuesday in Cell, suggests other extreme eukaryotes await discovery.
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