Bugs And Critters

Can always use free pest control.
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I FUCKING LOVE BUGS
HERE IS A MANTIS FLY.


FLORAL MANTIS:
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ORCHID MANTIS:
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GHOST MANTIS:

BONUS: ROSY MAPLE MOTH. LOOK AT THIS CUTE MOTHERFUCKER
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GOLDEN TORTOISE BEETLE (CHANGES COLORS - NEAT!)

ASSASSIN BUG. PUT A JIHAD ON ALL OF ANTKIND. WEARS THEIR BODIES AS A MORBID TROPHY:
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Plastic Inevitable said:
The Wogglebug.

Edit: Also spiders aren't bugs. Are we allowing arachnids in this bug thread? :autism: I love spiders...

Edit 2: Slugs are also not bugs, they're molluscs. :double autism: But also I like banana slugs so...
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"Bugs" does not necessarily mean insects. You can call insects, arachnids, annelids, and even crustaceans bugs.
 
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The Shadow said:
"Bugs" does not necessarily mean insects. You can call insects, arachnids, annelids, and even crustaceans bugs.
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Bugs, scientifically, are generally known as "true bugs".

(Note: I did flag myself as :autistic: thanks. But all kidding aside, I love this thread and the arachnids and molluscs and any other "bugs" contained within.)
 
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These bad boys and girls, the Lord Howe Island Stick Insects, were thought to be extinct, wiped out by introduced rats. Then a few dead ones were discovered on the tiny island of Ball's Pyramid. This very difficult place.

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In 2001 they found 20 lives ones, and started a captive breeding program. now there are thousands of them, and some have been re-released into the wild.

Fun fact: they form pair bonds, and the pairs will sometimes sleep arms wrapped over the other's body.
 
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LateNightMuffin said:
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These bad boys and girls, the Lord Howe Island Stick Insects, were thought to be extinct, wiped out by introduced rats. Then a few dead ones were discovered on the tiny island of Ball's Pyramid. This very difficult place.

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In 2001 they found 20 lives ones, and started a captive breeding program. now there are thousands of them, and some have been re-released into the wild.

Fun fact: they form pair bonds, and the pairs will sometimes sleep arms wrapped over the other's body.
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Was going to react with :informative: but that last bit tugged on my heart strings.
 
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