Scientists have made fascinating discoveries about one of the most resilient animals on the planet: the tardigrade. Also known as water
bears, these eight-legged, water-dwelling creatures are only half a millimeter long. They can hibernate when away from water for up to 30
years. Water bears are so durable that they can even survive on the ocean floor or in the vacuum of space.

Which two conclusions best follow from and support the information presented?

A. It's hard to believe that tardigrades can survive in the vacuum of space.

B. The name "tardigrade" comes from the Latin word meaning "slow-moving."

C. Water bears could potentially provide insights into how animals evolve to survive.

D. The durability of tardigrades should continue to be a subject of scientific research.

E. Water bears can also be found in the peaks of the Himalayas, so scientists should focus their research there.

F. Scientists have noted that tardigrades walk in a similar way to bears, which is why tardigrades have the nickname "water bears."