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Pulchriphyllium giganteum, "Giant Malaysian Leaf Insect"
The first image is Cedar on November 3rd, and the second is her today (January 20th). She's gotten absolutely enormous, and her arm is almost entirely back!
although i handle plenty of shy animals for easier photos, Siphanta acuta is definitely not one of them, as they're usually happy enough standing completely still on their branch of choice and bothering them for a better angle will just result in them jumping away. so it's certainly a surprise that this one ended up on my finger somehow and was so polite about it
(July 22nd, 2025)
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Butterfly 134: Araschnia prorsoides
Credits: Photo by chengailim, licensed under CC BY-NC
How do you define whether a creature counts as a bug? Is it a matter of size, shape, taxonomy, vibes, or some other option I may have overlooked? To explain what I mean:
Bug is defined by size - all small critters, from true insects, arachnids and annelids, millipedes and centipedes are all bugs
Bug is defined by shape - a bug is an invertebrate with at least six legs
Bug is defined by taxonomy - only true bugs, of the class insecta and order hemiptera, are bugs
Bug is defined by vibes - any creature that's sufficiently small and skitters in an insect-like fashion is a bug. Your auntie's ancient beady-eyed lapdog counts as a bug.
To me, bugs are all arthropods.
True bugs are bugs. Shrimps are bugs. I guess technically barnacles are bugs by this definition but whatever. Centipedes are bugs. Spiders are bugs. Etc.
Posting wasp propaganda because my ass is seething yo!
Update! Edited background to be lighter for better legibility, usually use grey backgrounds for artwork and forgor that it probably wouldn’t be great to read!
Decapod of the day: Calcinus elegans | Electric Blue Hermit Crab
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“Queer people need to get weirder-” you can’t even handle bisexuals
imo the way you feel about groups it's fully socially acceptable to hate (like children or polyamorous people, among others) is the canary in the coal mine for underlying bigoted beliefs. if you're only supportive of marginalized groups when it's cool to do so, probably you don't actually care about marginalized groups, you care about other people thinking you care
Wow wtf HIV/AIDS was discovered by Flossie Wong-Staal, an Chinese-American woman, and she’s the reason the HIV test even exists. AND THEN she invented the molecular knife that lead to treatments for HIV/AIDS. And she’s STILL ALIVE. We don’t hear about the contributions of Women of Color enough, my word. Madness.
Flossie Wong-Staal - Wikipedia
https://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flossie_Wong-Staal
you can always tell a major breakthrough is made by a woman, a woc or any poc because it’s either completely ignored or never credited like it just happened by itself
colored pictures of wong-staal, who died in 2020 at the age of 73
i remember july like it was yesterday
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So many people LOVE to HATE yellowjackets. It is said that they are Satan's insects, that they are the a$$holes of the insect/wasp world, that they are useless, etc. Here's the thing, it's actually totally possible to coexist with them peacefully when you understand the animal and its behaviour. Most people instinctively swat aggressively and wave their arms violently when a yellowjacket is flying around or close to them. To the wasp, that's perceived as aggression, so of course it will get defensive. I understand that it can be intimidating and a bit scary to have a yellowjacket flying so close to your proximity, but I tend to stay still, not make any sudden movements, and the wasp will eventually lose interest and fly away. If need be, I'll slowly put my hand in front of my face to encourage the wasp to land on my hand and not my face if it ever came to that, but I've never had one actually land on my face. I understand that like any animal, they are showing signs of curiosity and are just checking me out. Yellowjackets are actually very important pest control, and also pollinators. I've seen them on all kinds of different flowers such as: Sedum, Sumac, Solidago, Doellingeria, Diervilla, Asclepias, and the list goes on. Featured above, are several different photos/screenshots of myself interacting with yellowjackets, and in every single one of those instances, I have NEVER been stung. Maybe I'm wrong, but I think a lot of the hatred for these wasps is a lack of understanding. If I can interact with them without getting stung, I'm sure other people can as well, they just need to understand the behaviour and body language of these wasps. I would obviously NEVER approach an entire mature nest of yellowjackets, as that would clearly get me stung. They are very protective of their own kind, and their young. But an individual or several individual yellowjackets flying around in my yard or in the wild, are pretty passive, and will only sting as a very last resort. It would be inefficient to waste venom on something so trivial. In conclusion, I think yellowjackets are very misunderstood. I personally think they can be very sweet and neutral in temperament if treated with respect.
Blue-spined stink bug, Edessa trabeata, Pentatomidae
Photographed in French Guiana by Frank Deschandol // Instagram
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