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guys do yall wanna see my bug collection?
places a toad bug in your inbox
Yay! Yay! Yay! Yay! Yay! Yay! Yay! Yay! Yay! Yay!
I just found an absolutely MASSIVE dead spider in the water
I was terrified I was going to break its legs while I was moving it !!
It’s so unsettling how alive-like dead spiders move and look when you handle them
THIS IS SO COOL AND IM DELIGHTED!
One of my professors is letting me and another person look through an old bug collection that the school just had sitting in their BIO 102 lab forever AND NOW WE GET TO TAKE THEM HOME!!! LOOK AT THEM!! BEHOLD!!

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i found 2 new bugs for my collection yippee
want to see?
Sooooo, I do a technical course of Apiculture/Beekeeping and recently I've joined a project destinated to take care of the campus' bee collection.
What happens is that it is pretty fucked up, and I don't know exactly what might be the cause :\
Might be a fungus, might be little bugs (I've seen some really really tiny ones running around, but couldn't even see them properly think of what they might be).
Before I start to take action on it, I would like to hear if anyone knows what's going on there.
Anything would be a great help :)