First known french fry based life form.
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First known french fry based life form.

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this shit is actually some of the most entertaining things humans have done: having anonymous people pretend to be an oracle of knowledge that's also...human.
it's wholesome in a way :p
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British Library, Harley MS 3244, c. 1236-1250, folio 64r
No pills back then...I wonder if there was something else they compared these little critters to?
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So many takes on here that are basically just someone mad that someone else has made a rhetorically situated argument.
If you want the city to stop spraying pesticides that hurt native insect populations, sometimes it's easier to convince suburbanites to "oppose toxic chemicals in the parks where their children play" than to convince them of the importance of native beetles. It still helps the beetles, and you can probably get it to happen faster.
Yeah sorry wasp haters but y’all don’t know shit. Have you ever even seen the cuteness of Bembicini?
What's little buddy doing?
It’s probably a female digging a burrow for her eggs :)
The players are on a quest to slay the ancient god whom, every spring since time immemorial, comes to steal away most of the town’s children. The party eventually learns that the god is sacrificing their children to monsters.
The players are Darkling Beetles, and the ancient god is an old lady raising mealworms to feed to the bluebirds that nest in her backyard.
Red-tailed Twigsitter Heteropogon phoenicurus
A robber fly from North America. It preys on beetles and other insects.
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hey guys I saw a rlly interesting bug & I want help identifying it. tried to get a picture but it scurried away from me and by the time I had my camera out & zoomed it was gone :(
it was probably an isopod of some sort judging by what I saw of the scales + legs. it kinda looked like a trilobite in shape. im really hoping it's an isopod because they live a bit longer than your average bear bug & I realllllly wanna see it again.
it was also, and this is the interesting part, completely white. I don't know if this was just a specific little guy with leucism/albinism or a species that is lacking in pigment, but I do want to find out!
Sometimes isopods and pill millipedes look white just before shedding their exoskeleton.
Depending on region there are (relatively) giant isopods and pill millipedes.
Did you figure out what it is, and was it one of these?
wayyyy smaller than this, it was maybe 1.5 cm maximum. It was also more triangular in body shape, like a trilobite.
Oh, that might be a kind of burrowing cockroach. There's a variety for most corners of the world.
The white one is freshly moulted, they darken as the exoskeleton hardens. Being fossorial and feeding on decaying leaf litter, they're actually very clean as far as risk of diseases go, cleaner than most people really.
that looks closer, although I don't think burrowing cockroaches specifically live around here. ive found a couple potential culprits on my own, but they're all plant parasites, and I found my guy in some leaf litter. so a small cockroach species seems like a good guess!
Thinking about how we found all of these beautiful arthropods from the descriptor "trilobite". Trilobites being pretty much the original arthropod. I love trilobites. They survived so many mass extinctions it's almost shocking that we don't still have them.
Did I mention that I like trilobites?
trilobites are super cool!
[image description: a comic starring a rhino beetle anthro character. the rhino beetle knocks on the door, and a stag beetle anthro answers.
rhino beetle: sorry i'm late!
stag beetle: you're not late at all! i'm so happy you could make it! everyone else was delayed too, so you're the first person here.
rhino: seriously?
rhino, holding up a grocery bag: oh! brought something for the potluck!
stag, looking through the bag, pulls out what looks like a huge jello cup: oh thats really nice of- is this the limited stock gourmet beetle jelly i was eyeing last week that was sold out instantly?!
they hug each other. stag beetle says, excited: Ah, you shouldn't have! that's so thoughtful! it's more fitting for dessert but... should we crack it open now?
rhino: it's your party
stag: it is... let's do it! the others better get here soon if they want a bite!
they both move to the kitchen. stag beetle: can you grab me a cutting board?
rhino: got it! (thinking: so they're going to cut it so we all get a piece? how sweet of them)
stag: thank you!
stag holds the knife over the beetle jelly container, placed on the cutting board.
rhino, thinking: a knife's a little overkill for the lid, isn't it?
stag cleaves the beetle jelly in half with one slice.
rhino stands there shocked as stag hands them one half of the container.
stag, walking away while rhino remains shocked: oh, let me get you a spoon!
there's an extra shot of them eating the jelly. rhino thinks: it is easier to get the last bits of jelly out like this... End ID]
imagining debates among anthro beetle jelly enjoyers over beetle jelly serving preferences
Some funky looking bugs 'round here 🐜
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there are vinegar flies circling above the nectarine in my fruit bowl in much the same way vultures circle above a man dying of thirst in the desert.

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Scientists have developed a breakthrough “superfood” for honeybees by engineering yeast to produce the essential nutrients normally found in
TLDR- Modern agriculture pollen is low in nutrients, and there aren’t enough wildflowers. Science has to develop vitamins to supplement the diets of agricultural bees. So plant some wildflowers for the wild bees near you.
Was it... vitamin Bee??
Fly girl named Gnatalie. Is that anything?