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diabolical Minecraft Youtuber Scott ‘dangthatsalongname’ Smajor of ‘world of warcraft with a view’ fame. though i am mostly retired as i discovered the beauty of the natural world

rain world (VANILLA PURIST. If this user sees even one depiction of lttm with that fuckass white cloak it kills her)

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inanimate insanity/hfjone

pokemon but only on tuesdays

wings of fire but only the darkstalkers legends book and only on thursdays

warrior cats occasionally when i have a warrior cats phase and those are the dark ages

hit fan hosted life series called beastlife which I play with my friendss #myfriends . This is what 99% of my posts are actually about. i play a character named breature and i love her a lot and i have a sideblog just for posts that remind me of her (@bbreature)

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I think it would have to be that most parasitoid wasps have a symbiotic relationship with the bacteria Wolbachia. When the wasp goes to inject its eggs into the tissue of another living arthropod, the wolbachia helps suppress the immune system so that the eggs don't get attacked by the host's natural defenses. The wasp gets an increased chance of survival and the bacteria gets to spread, they both win! There are strains of wolbachia that has evolved along side their wasp hosts so much so that neither of them would be able to exist without each other.

Some wasps go even further though— studies on beewolf wasps have observed that they purposely inoculate their larvae with the bacteria Streptomyces, which they use to develop antifungal defenses

I think the symbiotic nature between wasps and bacteria is super neat and shows just how complex of a web all life exists within