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The ability to form new memories of invasion depends on the ability of a CRISPR to incorporate new spacers. The mechanistic basis for this acquisition from DNA is increasingly understood and has often been assumed to be the sole mode of CRISPR adaptation. Silas et al. describe an intriguing twist on bacterial adaptive immunity, identifying a subset of CRISPR systems with the remarkable ability to incorporate new spacers directly from RNA.