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Hey so is anybody going to talk about how the state of the union specifically brought up a story about how someone was "forced to be a trans man by her school" and how it was fake and meant to scare about "young confused girls being forced to become boys" or are we still going to sit here and pretend that trans men arent affected by current politics and that we're spared?
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Reading an article and I fell in love with this sentence instantly. The year 2020 may have sucked due to that annoying little thing that happened but at least the cricket geneticists were out there kicking ass and taking names
Bugs & Bunnies.
Australian black field cricket (Teleogryllus commodus) Source: Saryu Mae (CC BY-NC)
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What a cute little cricket!
and a nice closeup of that adorable little face 🥺
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Did you know that the Bell Cricket (Meloimorpha japonica) is commonly found throughout much of Asia? They are well known in Japan for their beautiful chirping song, often being kept as pets for said song. Their wings are wider than most crickets, looking more like melon seeds than typical wings.
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