Fish fear me,bugs also fear me.

AUTISTIC HERMIT,LOVER OF ARTHROPODS, FISHING AND FISH! occasional plush posting. He/they/it pronouns. reblogs three times a day,every day. if you recognize me here hiii oomf. banner by @ketrinadrawsalot and pfp is lurantis from pkmn sun/moon,just a smidgen of fan stuff here

[noourahmed1]

I’m sorry for asking again, but I’m completely overwhelmed.

Life has become unbearably expensive, and I am a widow who lost her husband at the very beginning of the war, carrying the full responsibility of my children alone.

Gaza is no longer what it was — it is destroyed. My children have no schools, no safety, and their rights and future have been taken from them. Please donate

I truly need your support. Only a small amount remains to reach the goal.

This is my final plea — please donate or share to help save my children Baker, Yamen, and Mona.

Vetted by @gazavetters #458

[buggbitezz]

HIKING ALL DAY TOMORROW ‼️ ‼️ ‼️ ‼️ ‼️ ‼️ ‼️ ‼️ ‼️ ‼️ ‼️ ‼️ ‼️ ‼️ ‼️ ‼️ ‼️ WITH A NATURALIST WHO WORKED IN THE AREA FOR DECADES

[cuttledreams-bugs]

Shout-out to the homies ✨✨

[stardog-howls]

[stardog-howls]

[blogofpointydog]

a handsome batch of snail spoon rests

[buggbitezz]

Bugs & Moss!

[bugtoucher420]

A very small sampling of the beetle diversity of the beautiful state of Maryland. Take this as proof that you don’t have to go to the Amazon rainforest to find incredible insects!

[colfy-in-a-jet]

ppl complaining about spiders in their house. like, ungrateful much??? why aren't all the spiders in MY house?? not that I don't appreciate the yellow sacs and bold jumpers in my home but like I would kill for all the spiders to come inside my house. anyone (ungrateful) with unwanted spiders in their house, mail them to me , my po box is

[stardog-howls]

[dailybugfacts]

i need the jumping spider with the biggest wettest puppydog eyes possible

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TODAY'S FACT IS

Did you know that the Heavy-Bodied Jumper (Hyllus semicupreus) is a jumping spider found in India, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka? Like other spiders, the female is notably larger than the males. These diurnal hunters sometimes share a web sac. It'll be empty during the day and the male will come home during the night. Sometimes the female will come back as well that same night and they share the space. They'll hunt and eat any other small insect, but that's small compared to us and sometimes many times the size of the spider itself.

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Photo by Roman Prokhorov

[naturalistcabinet]

[weirdmarsupial]

This is very important and you all need to see it right now

[decapod-of-the-day]

Decapod of the day: Saron marmoratus | Marbled Shrimp

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[maulscrafts]

^ embroidered a net onto the front pocket of these overalls

^ shrimp in there

[kryismconstella]

Shrimp.

[fuwungi]

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