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Moongirl wrote:
yes!!

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Nesta wrote:
I relly anna know

Braconid wasps, Heerz tooya because of the pun. The wasps are not your "common" wasps but usually parasitoids usually to larvae of the wood-boring beetles. Same way as the name drew me in with the braconid wasps, so did your name the first time l saw you.

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Hybrid wrote:
i love insects as well, so give me something colorful and i'll be happy

You remind me of a planthopper called Pyrops candelaria because the outfit gives me the same vibes and your outfit and the insect being both very pleasing and colorful to the eye.

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Bloodflowers wrote:
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l just can't think you anything else than a water boatman. l was thinking for a moment a flower mantis or a, in general, a tarantula. No, you are a water boatman. Those little guys are impressive, the full-body length of the species is around couple millimeters but the males make a sound around 90 decibels. Related to the size of the body it is the loudest insect of the world. Cicadas are a bit of cheating with their tymbals. Tho the males stretch their penises and play it like a violin in order to make that mating sound (water boatmen).

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Sofia wrote:
Me too please

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December wrote:
omg yes pls

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Thug wrote:
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Pardon me for slightly going off the rails. You remind me of a fly orchid that the blooms mimics the appearance of female digger wasps. The flower also smells identical to female digger wasps which fools the males of the digger wasps species to mate with the flower.

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Thug wrote:
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Pardon me for slightly going off the rails. You remind me of a fly orchid that bloom mimics the appearance of female digger wasps. The flower also smells identical to female digger wasps which fools the males of the digger wasps species to mate with the flower.

lmao I love that

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Waifu wrote:
ooo that sounds cute

A jumping spider, Phidippus audax, are small cuties of the spider world. Usually, their fangs can reflect blue or green depending on the angle and lighting. l mean l don't think l have to tell a lot, just google one and the picture speaks for itself. l just have to tell jumping spiders, in general, have a special place in my heart.

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Saudade wrote:
yippeee how exciting!

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Juniper wrote:
Me pls

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Ok

A hermit beetle. The beetles smell like sweet peaches. The beetles usually live in the same tree that they were born for their whole life. It is very rare to find a hermit beetles to wander out from their birth tree which makes them threatened by urbanization. Mostly because the beetles smell like sweet peaches.

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Moongirl wrote:
yes!!

Not an insect but tardigrades. Tough motherfuckers. Tardigrades can be found in the tops of Himalayas, hot springs, in the depths of the sea and under forever frozen snow (idk what it is called in English, in a nutshell, the snow that has for been frozen for centuries without melting, usually hold organisms that are only not found elsewhere.) If that is not enough tardigrades are one the only animals that can change their metabolism to cryptobiosis.

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sof2106 wrote:
Me too please

Umbelligerus woldai. l have to admit l don't much at all of them and there cant be a lot of information found but l do love how the insect looks

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Kino wrote:
why not