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Y pues sí, banda, ya chingó a su madre el año (y el trimestre alv). 🫡 Los dos se acabaron luego luego

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The Quahkah, from 'African Scenery and Animals' by Samuel Daniell (1804, color lithography)
does anyone offhand know of a beetle (or any bug) with a real good shape I could try making in glass?
This week, we described three new species of toads from Tanzania in the Open Access journal Vertebrate Zoology!
Photo credit: John Lyakurwa.
These toads look absolutely crazy. Like, look at the new species Nectophrynoides uhehe:
Photo credit: Michele Menegon
Or the closely related Nectophrynoides viviparus, which was described in 1905 but which we revised in this paper.
Photo credit: Michele Menegon
These are unlike most toads you might know. They live in trees and bushes of the rainforest, crawling and leaping about!
But neither ecology nor apperance are nearly the craziest part: These toads are live bearing! Females carry huge litters, sometimes >100 young, until they complete their development, and give birth to these tiny, fully formed toadlets.
CW: Preserved specimen of a pregnant toad below the cut.
when you’re a 14 month old french infant in a military hospital in the late 18th century and that weird hungry guy comes into your room
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operation sweet little strawberry boy cancelled due to: he hated it so much
Wild plants by the Vashon ferry terminal while I wait for my ride this morning.
Lapsana communis, Gaultheria shallon, Tellima grandiflora, Pteridium aquilinum, Polystichum munitum, Hedera sp., Corylus sp., Rubus ursinus and Rubus parviflorus.
Caterpillar jumping spider, Uroballus carlei, Salticidae
Found in Hong Kong
Photos 1-3 by pauldickson, 4-5 by charmianwoodhouse, 6 by lawrencehylton, 7-8 by portioid, and 9 (for scale) by lawrencehylton
I never knew there were any jumping spiders that mimicked caterpillars! That’s so clever! So many things that would eat a little spider would never eat a bitter prickly caterpillar!

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Using milk jugs as mini greenhouses for cacti that need more heat than Seattle can provide. It also keeps humidity in after watering, which they also prefer when it's hot.
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Sedum spathulifolium ssp. spathulifolium Ex Paul Symington (from Vancouver Island!) and one of my collections of Sedum lanceolatum ssp. nesioticum from Fidalgo Island.
It's not common to find soft, almost scoria like porous basalt like this in central Washington but I got lucky this past April and found this very soft, workable piece at a pullover near Wanapum Recreation Area.
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Naryciodes Caterpillars: these caterpillars have gummy-like bodies with features that mimic the appearance of a snail; they even have appendages that resemble eyestalks, but they're actually located on the caterpillar's rump
The scientific name of this species is Naryciodes posticalis. It belongs to the Limacodidae family of moths, which are commonly known as slug moths, thanks to the gelatinous, slug-like appearance of their larvae. That name seems a little ironic in this case, because Naryciodes posticalis actually mimics a snail.
Above: Naryciodes posticalis caterpillar
The caterpillar has a bulge in the center of its body, with colorful markings that form three concentric layers. These features mimic the appearance of a snail's shell, which may help to deter predators. It also has a pair of short, stubby appendages that resemble eyestalks, but they're located at the back of the caterpillar's body.
Above: this photo shows the underside of the caterpillar's body, with its mouth slightly visible on the right
This species is found only in Japan.
Despite my best efforts, I couldn't find any other information about these strange little creatures, and I get the sense that the entire genus is poorly studied.
Above: close-up of the caterpillar's head
Sources & More Info:
iNaturalist: Naryciodes posticalis
Zootaxa: A New Species of Naryciodes from Korea
Keishu's Insect Encyclopedia: Broad-Leaved Moth

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Abronia latifolia at KVI Beach, Vashon Island, Washington State. Only population of this species in King County. I love it when they get other natives growing through them, such as Ambrosia chamissonis and Festuca cf. roemeri.
October 21 2025
Point Robinson, Maury Island, Washington State.