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ID credit: swx8866 on 小红书
(please like, reblog and give proper credit if you use any of my gifs!)
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weevil 681
from @kikokurative on instagram
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Cicada shaped Knick knacks, how lovely✨
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hi bug people. my new bandanas are here!
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Versute Sharpshooter (Graphocephala versuta), family Cicadellidae, Providence, RI, USA
this dude is only about .6 cm in length.
photograph by Spencer Andrew Davis
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hello i am here to humbly request the yuri genome so we may behold the yuri creature
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yuri_(genre)
String identified: I went here and hit Ctrl + A
Closest match: Hypercompe scribonia genome assembly, chromosome: 12 Common name: Giant Leopard Moth

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as we welcome october, i sit my ass down with browser full of bug and a head full of empty. welcome to no spine city baby 👏
day 1, peanut-headed lantern fly. hey big head
(as always, invertober is organized by the lovely @/fossilforager)
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Giant springtail, Tetrodontophora bielanensis, Onychiuridae
Found primarily in central Europe
Photos 1-3 by sympiotr and 4 (for scale) by antsczech
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Stink bug
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Two-striped Planthoppers (Acanalonia bivittata), family Acanaloniidae, Eastern US
The reddish individual is aberrantly colored.
photographs: Xpda & Judy Gallagher
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16 hidden isopods who are on their way to kill you
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these tiny mysterious Issidae planthoppers are pretty common around here but i rarely spot them because they just look like little pieces of debris. sometimes i see ants harvesting them for honeydew, which would be normal if not for the fact that the ants are often bigger than them. imagine if your milk came from dog-sized cows

what. what do you want
(June 15th, 2024)
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Aah, shiny
Cuckoo wasp (Hedychrum sp.)
August 11, 2024
Southeastern Pennsylvania
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Toxonevra superba
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here's my wonderful isopod child, handcrafted in leather
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After years of observing these caddisfly larvae, French naturalist and artist, Hubert Duprat, wondered if the caddis flies would use any materials to build their cocoon. He introduced flakes of gold, pearls and opals to the caddis flies and they did in fact use them for their cocoons. They use their own silk as the glue to hold their pupal constructions together.
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fell in love with a sentient pipe cleaner today
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