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this whole video was like yep they sure are eating food. and then the end arrived and dan howell ran me over with 2000 trucks by ordering phil a surprise good dessert with all his favourite things in it because he knew he'd be upset by the cheese ending and revealed this all to him with a look like phil hung the stars in the sky. we're never safe
new haircut + transitioning feels 💫🦋✨
unmute for the love of god please it's amazing
to think I would have just swiped past on mute, therefore not hearing pure unadulterated joy
whoa I just realized it’s called deodorant because it de-odors you like it takes away your odor and you’re an ant
are you sure about the ant part
yeah otherwise they’d just call it deodor. I know what I’m talking about
Taylor Swift makes music for abusive nurses who post about being empaths on social media
Naryciodes Caterpillars: these caterpillars have gummy-like bodies with features that mimic the appearance of a snail; they even have appendages that resemble eyestalks, but they're actually located on the caterpillar's rump
The scientific name of this species is Naryciodes posticalis. It belongs to the Limacodidae family of moths, which are commonly known as slug moths, thanks to the gelatinous, slug-like appearance of their larvae. That name seems a little ironic in this case, because Naryciodes posticalis actually mimics a snail.
Above: Naryciodes posticalis caterpillar
The caterpillar has a bulge in the center of its body, with colorful markings that form three concentric layers. These features mimic the appearance of a snail's shell, which may help to deter predators. It also has a pair of short, stubby appendages that resemble eyestalks, but they're located at the back of the caterpillar's body.
Above: this photo shows the underside of the caterpillar's body, with its mouth slightly visible on the right
This species is found only in Japan.
Despite my best efforts, I couldn't find any other information about these strange little creatures, and I get the sense that the entire genus is poorly studied.
Above: close-up of the caterpillar's head
Sources & More Info:
iNaturalist: Naryciodes posticalis
Zootaxa: A New Species of Naryciodes from Korea
Keishu's Insect Encyclopedia: Broad-Leaved Moth
Naryciodes Caterpillars: these caterpillars have gummy-like bodies with features that mimic the appearance of a snail; they even have appendages that resemble eyestalks, but they're actually located on the caterpillar's rump
The scientific name of this species is Naryciodes posticalis. It belongs to the Limacodidae family of moths, which are commonly known as slug moths, thanks to the gelatinous, slug-like appearance of their larvae. That name seems a little ironic in this case, because Naryciodes posticalis actually mimics a snail.
Above: Naryciodes posticalis caterpillar
The caterpillar has a bulge in the center of its body, with colorful markings that form three concentric layers. These features mimic the appearance of a snail's shell, which may help to deter predators. It also has a pair of short, stubby appendages that resemble eyestalks, but they're located at the back of the caterpillar's body.
Above: this photo shows the underside of the caterpillar's body, with its mouth slightly visible on the right
This species is found only in Japan.
Despite my best efforts, I couldn't find any other information about these strange little creatures, and I get the sense that the entire genus is poorly studied.
Above: close-up of the caterpillar's head
Sources & More Info:
iNaturalist: Naryciodes posticalis
Zootaxa: A New Species of Naryciodes from Korea
Keishu's Insect Encyclopedia: Broad-Leaved Moth
bbc merlin has a lot of faults but i do think the way they blithely ignored the existence of christianity was very funny of them
"#'old religion' they said. and then simply said nothing of a new religion" yeah Uther Pendragon, noted athiest. Entirely agnostic court. It's crazy that there's no belief system backing anything up. Like, we're going to get by on vague prophecies but also prophecies are magic which is evil. Divine right of kings but no divinity. Mirrors and mirrors but no windows.
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"don't worry scientists will invent a way to solve climate change!" They already did... several times over... just the people who didnt like their solutions (cough cough oil companies) had enough cash to shut them up both legally and illegally
two beautiful podcasts two beautiful mullets
"I don't think I need to forgive you."
ok actually phrebrand badges canceled here's your hard launch badges.
i LOVEEE the confirmation that dan and phil really are uhaul lesbians fell in love over the internet in the matter of WEEKS said i love you fast as fuck and moved in together as quickly as they could and been together ever since that's wtf im talking about!!!
I had the strangest encounter on my walk earlier...
