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@spriteofmushrooms submitted: A handsome young man from Arkansas. I hope you feel better soon!
Thank you, my injury is feeling better! This fella is VERY handsome. For those curious, this is a fiery searcher, which is a type of ground beetle :)
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can someone help me ID this bug? *posts a pic with the camera 6 feet above a bug the size of a fingernail*
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I don’t know why this caption made me laugh so hard
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Spotted Paropsine Beetle (Paropsis maculata), family Chrysomelidae, QLD, Australia
photograph via: Brisbane Insects
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hush little baby dont you cry. mamas gonna buy you a big horse fly. and if that big horse fly dont fly. mamas gonna buy you another horse fly
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Name: Myoming and Wyoming
Skill: Hangin' Out
Quote: "Yeah, we legally changed our names for this!" / "Excuse me, YOU changed your name. MINE is the original flavour!"
(Image by dhfischer on iNaturalist) (Direct link)
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Do you type on a keyboard, or do you use speech-to-text?
Do I look like I can talk?
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Submitted for classification by @official-jestercore
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Golden GALS
(Not explicitly based on any golden girl or the giant African land snail, it's just s pretty good pun I think)
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Caria chrysame psittacus, a type of metalmark butterfly known for its shimmery green markings. Photo credit: Kim Garwood
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girls when they get new shoes:
fairy shrimp & tadpole shrimp
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Slug caterpillar moth, Perola sericea, Limacodidae
Found in Central and South America
Photos 1-2 by memochipan and 3-5 (with pseudoscorpions catching a ride) by birdernaturalist
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i think when people who are phobic about bugs follow bug blogs on purpose to desensitize themselves that is one of the coolest and bravest things a person can do and they deserve recognition and praise
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