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ENTOMOLOGY, ICHTHYOLOGY, HERPETOLOGY and BOTANY NERD, Banjo enjoyer.
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🏳️⚧️ hrt 01/15/2024
Hey bugs! I hope yall are rocking on! My 21st birthday is this week! There is no pressure, but I’d love a gift (again no pressure at all). I have my THRONE up for a few bug and animal related (wholesome) products. On a different note I’m so happy how many of y’all love my bugs!!
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The Pheebug positivity army ever grows!!!
I was just at a fair and I was going to the bathroom and a man said “oh you are in the wrong bathroom, you can just go around to the women’s bathroom” and I was so happy until his wife said so loud “that’s a man Paul” then he apologized and called me sir.
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How fucking dare you. Genuinely transpeople aren’t a hot new commodity. We aren’t a fetish. We are people. Fucking human beings. How dare you monetize an identity. You two are fucking repulsive. I’m so sad to see this.
Cool bug fact
The Clymene Moth’s caterpillars overwinter and mature in the spring and early summer. The larvae feed on Eupatorium, oak, peach and willow. The Clymene moth has one brood per year.
Its flight pattern is erratic.
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Cool daily bug fact!
The masked hunter assassin bug exists!
(Reduvius personatus)
The nymphs are covered with microscopic hairs which catch and hold dust, lint, and other small particles of debris. This aids in camouflage and ambushing prey!
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Cool bug fact
Pinning a bug fuses them in place
because they loose water when they are dried and in the rehydrating process you allow for limb mobility. After they dry again the limbs are stuck in the position you organized.
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Cool bug fact
The smallest bee in North America is the Perdita minima, also known as the fairy bee. This little bee is less than 2 millimeters long. P. minima is solitary and builds small nests in the sandy soil of the desert southwest
Goodmorning everyone!! Here is a cool bug fact!
Solfugids (sun spiders)
Are a harmless and nonvenomous arachnid. They are found in deserts all over the world and are nocturnal. They bite hard when threatened but rarely break skin.
They usually live 3months-1 year in captivity
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Xylocopa bees are the largest bee genus in North America! They are actually massive! These are blue Xylocopa caerulea from Asia (my favorite bee)
Cool daily bug fact
Black Soldier Fly Larvae are wonderful decomposers of produce/meal scraps! They also have a high protein yield and have a near equal calcium to phosphorus ratio of 2.5:1 to 2.6:1. This is the best out of any source of insect nutrition (both pets and humans.)