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Hi! At any given point, I am thinking about either animation, animals, or fanfiction. Sometimes those thoughts express themselves as memes or edits and I decide to post them here my YT account

[peridotbee]

When I say I love bugs I need people to understand I mean ALL bugs. Not just the pretty ones. Not just the useful ones. Not just the ones that keep to themselves. I also love scorpions and spiders and wasps and mosquitoes and centipedes and ticks. I love all you bugs out there!!!

[scolop98]

So in January I finished reading my newly acquired copy of @muffinlance 's The Skin Stealer’s Son and had a lot of thoughts that I promptly wrote down in a tumblr draft and forgot to post. Now that book 3 is getting released and I’m working through my old drafts, might as well share them

I love re-reading a book with a lot of foreshadowing and mystery elements because I'm very bad at picking those up on the first read and its so satisfying to know the shape of the ending and notice every little clue the author puts down that makes you. This is why I enjoyed Howl's Moving Castle significantly more on the second read-through, when I knew to look out for Sophie's early accidental magic. It's also incredibly relevant to me finally getting a physical copy of @muffinlance's Skin Stealer's Son (and re-reading Fox's Tongue and Kirin's Bone in anticipation of it's arrival). Remembering the story outline made it so much fun to pick out the clues of what Aaron's plan are ahead of time, and to realize just how far in advance some of these plot points were planned for there to be call-forwards to second-book events in the first book. (It was also fun because I haven't re-read this book since it was taken off of Royal Road, and some of my favorite moments of the series thus far are in this book. Aaron and the Winter Lord are adorable, I remembered why I love Adelaide Jr. so much, the climax of the Held Lands arc was just as spectacular as I remembered). But half-remembering the outline of a story also makes it very impactful when you completely forget about major plot points that come out of nowhere, and I need to scream about those

[MAJOR FINAL-CHAPTER SPOILERS AHEAD]

hOLY SHIT I completely forgot that The Lady is a Fox. That she's the doppled twin of the Four-Tails' daughter. I completely fucking forgot this entire plot point. I also, despite all evidence including my very acute memories of MuffinLance's copious John Baker-Posting, genuinely doubted that the pastries he gave Aaron were actually poisoned, solely because Aaron ate them. I cannot tell you why I trusted that Aaron would not knowingly do something incredibly and stupidly dangerous if he thought it would advance his goals and benefit. Possibly the most I've ever sympathized with a FTKB character is the sheer flabbergastedness I felt upon realizing that Aaron knowingly ate poisoned food in order to assassinate The Lady. Rose and Lochlan are right, you really can't leave him alone without him getting himself killed in ways that defy common sense [/j].

Enough about that. You know what else I forgot about? The culmination of the dragon doppling plotline. I had a single, incredibly vague memory that Orin (and others) were in a small room in the castle and Orin had to shift and suddenly that room was very full of dragon and not much room for anyone else. I had forgotten basically all other context surrounding that scene besides "castle is being attacked(?)," including that Orin is not the dragon who makes the room so squished. Hoooooly shit. Orin is dead, how did I forget that Orin is (most likely) dead? Damnit I was gonna start a different book or finish re-reading Golem and the Jinni but instead I need to go back and re-read every one of Jeshinkra's scenes now that I've re-learned what her Suspicious Deal is. Oh man, I just realized that this is the major plot point that Aaron misses because he stops paying attention to Orin and Jessie as soon as they turn the doe eyes onto each other. On the bright side, it was an incredibly satisfying surprise to realize that all of Rose's ominous king-foreshadowing does have payoff in this book, because Connor sure as hell won't want to take back the role of interim monarch now that he's finally gotten free of it. I also could've sworn that Aaron's behind-the-scenes efforts to get anti-dragon weaponry into Twokins had more payoff in this book but [edit from several months in the future: looks like we’re getting the payoff right now]

Anyways, what a fantastic book, if this series continues the trend of each book getting better than the previous, I'll be in for such a treat I'm sure. Can't wait for the inevitable completion and publishing of Book 3, no matter how long it takes. I refuse to believe that Adelaide Jr. is dead.

[ignocubo]

i am so tired of people saying "yeah vivziepop's representation sucks but it's all we have..." because no it is not. if you have amazon prime (which hazbin hotel and soon helluva boss are streaming on) there's at least a handful of shows that do representation better, even if it's in a subtle way. if you're streaming on youtube, there are assuredly a lot of indie creators and short films that have good lgbtq+ rep. vivziepop is far from the only representation any queer person has, if you're claiming it is then i genuinely believe you are not looking.

[fizzyrodeo-critical-acc]

adding on to the tags, here's a list of shows that have lgbtq+/gender rep that i feel do it leagues better than any of vivziepop's works!

Craig of the Creek (i remember there being a lesbian couple, and i think chelsea is sapphic as well, didn't finish this show so i don't know if there's more)

Fantastic Mr. Fox (it's never said but i think it's pretty clear ash is a trans/nb allegory)

Futurama (didn't finish this show so there may be more, but i know there's an episode where amy's boyfriend gets pregnant and that can be read as intersex portrayal)

Steven Universe (LOADS of sapphic representation, and there's also an explicitly stated nonbinary character in a sapphic relationship once you get to 'steven universe: future')

Sausage Party (i know, i know, but it's crazy that the lesbians in this movie were the least offensive and most tastefully done thing in this entire movie. there's also a gay couple, and the franchise as a whole also often portrays casual bisexuality? guy friends kiss each other and it's not a big deal)

The Cleveland Show + American Dad (again, i KNOW, but they both have gay couples that don't just exist within a gag- the cleveland show does theirs a lot better i feel)

Total Drama (reboot has an explicit gay couple, i don't remember if there's anything implicit in the main series)

Fugget About It (only complaint is in the one episode they keep using 'he' for the transwoman, but she never corrects them so maybe we're to assume she uses multiple pronouns-- and also no one's using 'he' out of malice)

Centaurworld (gay rep!)

Disenchantment (bi/sapphic rep! maybe more, i didn't finish the show and it's beem a long time since i watched it)

Human Resources + Big Mouth (the complaints with these shows are understandable but at the same time they both explore and showcase queer relationships without disrespecting them- as far as i can recall)

Miraculous (tentative to include this one but juleka + rose are canon now and also zoe is lesbian!)

My Little Pony (lyra + bonbon, rainbow dash + applejack, plus i'm pretty sure all if not most of the reformed changelings cam be interpreted as trans rep)

Tomorrow and I (first episode was the best piece of trans fiction i have ever seen in my life.)

Fear Street (lesbian rep! i've only seen the first movie, idk if there's more)

Rocko's Modern Life: Static Cling (trans rep!)

[scolop98]

I don’t particularly care about Hazbin Hotel discourse one way or the other, but I’m always happy to provide more examples of lgbtq rep in western animation! Especially since it seems to me like most of the new adult animated shows I hear about end up having prominent, canonical lgbt characters

So yeah here’s some more western cartoons (including movies) from the last 10ish years with canon queer rep that aren’t the normal rotation of owl house / Steven universe / she-ra / hellaverse / etc

Kipo and the Age of Wonderbeasts (one of the main cast is explicitly gay and gets a boyfriend by season 2)

Scavengers Reign (has a butch lesbian in the main cast)

Nimona (it's by ND Stevenson, what do you expect)

Twelve Forever (main character is wlw and tomboyish in way that can read as gender nonconforming, also has a gay couple among the side characters)

Wendell & Wild (prominent trans character)

Women Wearing Shoulder Pads (every single main character is sapphic)

Arcane (has Cait and Vi)

Dead End: Paranormal Park (was already mentioned in the tags of the first post but routinely slept on. Trans gay protagonist and wlw deuterogonist)

Common Side Effects (one of the main characters is canonically a lesbian)

City of Ghosts (target demographic skews much younger than most of these shows, but one of the main cast is canonically nonbinary)

RWBY (two of the gals in the main cast get together in the second half of the show, plus some minor lgbt characters)

Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur (has some minor characters who are canonically lgbtq+, one of whom had an excellent focus episode that was so trans that Disney shelved it—but there’s like five different uploads of it on archive.org)

Craig of the Creek (was mentioned before, but to clarify since I did watch over half of this show: has some nonbinary and lesbian side characters, and one of the main trio is in a relationship with another girl as of season 4. wouldn't surprise me if they added more after i left off)

My Adventures With Superman (apparently Mallah and The Brain have been gay in the comics for a while and this is the first time they've been portrayed as such outside the comics. Never finished this show so if there's any other representation post- season one I haven't heard about it yet)

The Legend of Vox Machina and The Mighty Nein (Not 100% sure on the specifics but I’m pretty these shows both have several canonically lgbt characters)

Scott Pilgrim Takes Off (arguably an anime but very adjacent to the western animation space, handles Roxy/Ramona much better than the movie [and the comic, from what I’ve heard] and Todd is definitely bi now)

I Don’t Want To Be A Magical Girl (currently only has 2 episode animatics and promises of a fully animated pilot, but at least 5/6 of the main characters are lgbt and Kiana Khansmith posts a lot of Miss/Eclipse and Zira/Aika art on her tumblr)

Amazing Digital Circus (I don’t remember the exact specifics but Zooble is not cis. Gooseworx has also heavily implied that Jax is trans, I don't know if that's technically canon yet)

Infinity Train (to my knowledge does not have any canonically queer characters, but the protag of book 2 is near-universally interpreted as nonbinary from my experience in the fandom)

The Mitchells vs the Machines (it’s not really relevant to the plot but the main character is gay)

Ever After High (prince charming tried to wake his princess with true love's kiss and it didn't work, but then his sister tried and guess what happened?)

The Ghost and Molly McGee (apparently several recurring characters are lgbt? This is what I get for not finishing this show)

Ark: The Animated Series (main character is a wlw, I still need to finish it but from what I've heard the show averts Bury Your Gays by virtue of giving her a second girlfriend)

Monster High Gen 3 (Frankie Stein is nonbinary now!)

Strange World (prominent gay character. I think the movie itself wasn't as bad as everyone said, but it also wasn't good enough that I'd want rewatch it. from what I remembered there was nothing wrong with the gay rep though)

everything after here is something I haven't watched (yet), so I can't speak to quality or specifics firsthand but this is what I've heard:

OK KO: Let's Be Heroes (pretty sure there's a bunch of lgbt characters in this one)

Dragon Age: Inquisition (definitely has an mlm and wlw couple in the main cast)

Second Best Hospital In The Galaxy (according to a friend who watched it, "everyone is bi")

Captain Laserhawk (the titular captain is canonically gay)

Star Trek Lower Decks (really need to get around to watching this soon, but I’ve heard the main character is canonically bi)

Danger and Eggs (another semi-obscure show known for good trans rep, from what I've heard)

Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous (Canon wlw couple)

Tuca and Bertie (was very queer from what I've heard)

BoJack Horseman (still has one of the only canonically asexual characters I've heard of, one character has 8 dads in a poly, and probably some other lgbt characters too)

Clone High reboot (definitely has canon lgbt characters, though I can't speak to the quality)

Q-Force (pretty sure every character in this is lgbt. I know it got a lot of hate but I have a couple mutuals who loved this show)

Harley Quinn 2019 (another show famous for a very prominent wlw couple)

Loud House (one of the sisters has a girlfriend)

Win or Lose (infamously had a trans subplot that got cut by Disney. to my understanding it’s still kinda obvious that Kai is trans if you're looking for it)

Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man (apparently has a canon queer woman in the main cast)

Long Story Short (also has a canon queer woman in the main cast)

Cleopatra in Space: (I'm actually not 100% sure if the main character and her best friend were “canonically" lgbt but they definitely kissed each other on the lips)

Carol & the End of the World: (I'll be honest I had no idea what the specifics are here, but I think there's at least one poly relationship of the "everyone is equally attracted to everyone" variety)

Twilight of the Gods (has several explicitly lgbt characters, apparently)

anyways that's all I can think of off the top of my head plus a few more I had to look up and double check

[obsidianpegasus]

Basic Fandom Etiquette Everyone Needs to Remember:

Creators do not owe anyone content. Do not ask writers when they will update.

If an author did not ask for criticism , do not give criticism.

Read the tags carefully before reading a fanfic.

If you ignored the tags and were upset, that is your responsibility, not the creator’s.

Disliking a ship does NOT give you the right to attack people who enjoy it.

Do not tell authors or shippers that their ship is “disgusting,” “wrong,” or “shouldn’t exist.” Shipping fictional characters is not a moral failing.

No one is obligated to justify why they ship two fictional characters.

Headcanons are PERSONAL interpretations, not universal truth.

Dark themes in fiction do not equal real life beliefs or intentions.

Leaving kudos or short positive comments genuinely matters.

Not every fanwork is made for you, and that is okay.

Scrolling past content you dislike is better than engaging negatively

Enjoying a fandom later than others does not make someone less of a fan.

Disliking a fanfic does not entitle you to announce that to its creator. Sending hate comments to authors is NEVER justified, even if you disliked the work.

[scolop98]

My dream animated The Locked Tomb adaptation would be by Titmouse and the team that did Scavengers Reign.

But I think the ideal animated TLT adaptation would have to be an anime. Long periods of characters talking to each other and copious internal monologues interspersed occasional moments of intense action is something anime excels at.

[razehider]

i was under the impression the reason why people point out the difference between their native ladybug species and the invasive harmonia axyridis was because of their negative impact on local environments? where i live theyre kind of a devastating agricultural pest. we also tell kids the difference because they bite, and it hurts a lot more than youd expect it to from a tiny little critter.

they absolutely have a negative impact in ecosystems where they're not native, but i overwhelmingly hear this stuff from north americans who look kindly on other introduced species like C. septempunctata - "real ladybugs" to them, often without even knowing they're not native - and with a bunch of bizarre myths thrown in like how they chase you, spread diseases, crawl into dogs' mouths on purpose to bite them (???) and god knows what else. the spotted lanternfly discourse is exhausting but at least it's straightforward

[crandoodles]

another postcard print i made — maomao my beloved!!

[scolop98]

Song: Haven't Had Enough by Marianas Trench

Film: Your Name | Kimi no Na wa

Theme: Valentine's Day / ships that “make the ending right"

Gotta admit, this RAW/FX style of editing is a ton of fun, I should do it more

[artbyblastweave]

Are there any heirs apparent or new entries to the cluster of beloved-by-tumblr plot-driven Children's cartoons (SU, GF, Amphibia, TOH, ATLA, Infinity Train, etc.) or are in something of a dry period for that kind of thing at the moment?

[scolop98]

very late addition but… I don’t think there are any mature kids cartoons that have filled that void since the last of those shows (The Owl House) ended. Certainly nothing with the sort of staying power and containment-breaking that shows like Gravity Falls, Steven Universe, and Owl House had. Weirdly enough, I think that the shows that are filling that space in current fandom aren't kids shows at all, but the adult indie animation darlings. Specifically: Vivziepop’s Hellaverse shows, The Amazing Digital Circus, and [insert Glitch’s most recent pilot at the time you’re reading this]. It certainly feel like most of the online communities (not just tumblr but also the the video essayists and AMV editors) that used to focus on the "GF+SU+TOH etc" cloud of shows have switched their focus to these shows and to indie animation in general

[scolop98]

explaining Nona-era Griddlehark is like. Yeah they haven’t made out yet, on account of Gideon being dead and stuck behind Harrow’s brain for nine months and Harrow astral projecting for six consecutive months after that. Well except for that one time when Harrow’s body kissed Gideon on the mouth, but that doesn’t really count because her body (not to be confused with The Body) was being possessed by a six month old amnesiac version of The Body (that is, the Girl in the Tomb but not the girl currently in the tomb, who is Harrow), who as you may remember is the third corner of the core Harrow love quadrangle. Except that’s kind of a simplification because it’s implied that the amnesiac soul in Harrow’s body is at least a little bit part-Harrow and part-Gideon. And she only kissed Gideon because she thought Gideon looked sad, she actually thinks redheads are very unattractive.

[diamondbrickz]

i love the locked tomb posts i get whizzing past my dash every once in a while. i know nothing about the series, so every post i see about about it its always like “amsterdam fauntleroy x priscilla magnamite is my favorite ship. they slurp maggots and worms out of skulls. one is possessed by an eldritch being and the other is possessed by love and they don’t know which one is which. one of the died but it’s okay because their ghost lives in the shirt made of bones that the other one made, and they communicate by disrupting local radio frequencies. also they’re hella gay and they’re actually the same character.” amazing

[skzrocktheworld]

Anyone have any bee or wasp facts? I’m terrified of both to the point I’ve become paranoid due to many wasps in the house last summer

I think what they do is pretty neat and I completely understand their reason for stinging I know to move slowly and treat them with respect and they’ll usually just go about their day but like even knowing that fact I’m still extremely scared I can’t even go outside on a sunny day without constantly looking around making sure I don’t encounter any bees or wasps I don’t wanna be scared of them and I wanna imagine them as friends but this phobia is preventing me from doing so and I’m not so sure what to do which is why I’m posting this in hopes I can learn more about them and maybe it’ll be enough to make me even a little less anxious

Also I’ve never been stung before but I’ve heard it’s pretty painful and I already worry about something being injected into me that wasn’t there before like shots and even when my cats make biscuits on me when their nails get through like bruh I genuinely just don’t know what to do I used to be excited for summer time but now I don’t think it’ll be the same ever since last summer

[scolop98]

some fun bee and wasp facts! mostly North America specific, because that’s what I’m most familiar with. these first batch are for social bees and wasps, which are seen more often and are usually the ones people think about when worried about stings

bumble bees are capable of shivering their flight muscles to keep warm, which is one of the reasons they're much better at handling cold temperatures than most other bees.

adult wasps are incapable of eating solid foods, and adult social wasps (yellowjackets, paper wasps, and hornets) feed almost entirely on nectar and other plant juices. they do hunt other insects and scavenge meat, but it's all brought back to the colony to feed their baby sisters.

there are no wasps and no native bees in temperate North America whose colonies survive the winter. Honey bees, which aren't native here, are the only ones whose colonies last more than a year

there are two genera of yellowjackets in the U.S. and Canada, which can generally be told apart by their nesting styles. Vespula usually nest underground, while Dolichovespula nest aboveground, often in trees

there are multiple species of bees and wasps that are social parasites of their eusocial relatives. a parasitic female will kill the queen of an existing colony and force the workers to raise her own young. these parasites are always in the same genus as their host. many, like the cuckoo bumblebees, only reproduce this way, but some parasitic yellowjackets like Vespula squamosa are also capable of founding colonies on their own

more of an anecdote than a fact, but I once spilled apple juice on my hand while eating outside and had a yellowjacket land on my hand to lick it off of me. she was very polite, never stung, and even posed for a few pictures!

you can tell male paper wasps apart from females because males have curly antennae! it's a reliable indicator that a given wasp cannot sting you. for some bees like carpenter bees and blueberry digger bees (which are both solitary), males have white markings on the face that also make them easy to identify

and here are some facts about solitary and parasitic bees and wasps

female cicada killers can catch cicadas in flight!

male cicada killers might seem aggressive and fly up to you if you get close, but they're really just looking for other cicada killers. males don't attack humans and can't sting, but they will attack other males and wrestle midair. I ran into some earlier today, they just hovered in front of me in confusion, and would zoom off to tackle other males if they got too close

hymenopterans (bees, wasps, ants, and sawflies) have a weird sex-determination system where unfertilized eggs become males, which are haploid, while fertilized eggs become diploid females. This means that female bees and wasps have twice as many chromosomes as males, and are also more closely related to their sisters than to their mothers

since they don't make nests, males of some longhorn bees will sleep in funny places like inside of flowers, or holding onto a twig by only their mandibles

there's a species of mining bee (Andrena haynesi) that's been recorded digging nine-foot long(!!) burrows in Utah

instead of providing their young with a solid ball of pollen and nectar like basically every other bee, cellophane bees in the genus Colletes leave a sort of pollen and nectar soup for their young. Their nests are lined with a natural cellophane-like substance secreted by the females, and the larva swim across the surface of the soup in a sort of side-stroke as they feed.

the only native bees on the Hawai'ian islands are masked or yellow-faced bees in the genus Hylaeus, which are tiny and adorable. Hawai'i actually has more species of Hylaeus than the entire North American continent.

unlike most bees, which carry pollen back to the nest on special hairs on the legs or belly, Hylaeus store pollen internally in their crop.

augochlorine sweat bees are one of three lineages of sweat bees that evolved eusociality, albeit a less complex version that what you see in honey bees or social wasps. they're also some of the prettiest bees in North America, and much easier to find than most of the other contenders

cuckoo wasps are incapable of stinging, so many species will roll up into a ball when threatened

cuckoo bees in the genus Coelioxys have pointy abdomens that they use to break into the nests of their host bees

since carpenter bees are too big to enter some flowers, they'll cut holes at the base of a flower to steal nectar. other bees do this too, but it's easier to notice when a carpenter bee is doing it on account of them being huge

some solitary bees in the tribe emphorini build little chimney structures on top of their nests

there are probably more species of parasitoid wasps than any other group of animals in the world, including beetles!

the smallest wasp in the world is a species of Mymarid fairy wasp, Dicopomorpha echmepterygis. Males of this species are smaller than the largest species of bacteria

many fairy wasps are so small that their wings look almost like feathers, because they are so small that the fluid dynamics of flying is more like swimming through air. they're also small enough that the eggs of other insects are enough food to feed their larvae from hatching to pupation.

parasitoid ichneumonid and braconid wasps have a weird symbiotic relationship with polydnaviruses - the virus' genomes is integrated into the wasp's genomes, and the viruses help control the host's immune system so it doesn't kill the wasp's larva

slightly morbid fact, especially for spider lovers: spider wasps in the genus Auplopus are known to amputate the legs of the spiders they catch before dragging them back to their nest

this is also a recommendation to check out the relevant tags on onenicebugperday for some beautiful photos and general bug positivity (this one is a particularly adorable little parasitoid wasp), as well as the relevant True Facts videos by zefrank for more fun facts.

#chalcidoid wasp | onenicebugperday

Posts tagged with #chalcidoid wasp

[passionpeachy]

idea for a couple’s sweater

[grison-in-space]

you know what? I want dragons with ontogenetic niche partitioning.

niche partioning is a concept from ecology wherein groups within a species expand into different ecological niches so they're not competing with one another, right? so for example, sexual niche partitioning happens when sexual dimorphism means that one sex eats different things / occupies different spaces / etc. as another within the same species. you have one species that occupies multiple niches within the ecosystem.

ontogenetic niche partitioning is when this happens as a result of developmental changes. paternal care tends to obliterate this partitioning--hard to have your juveniles eating something different from your adults if the adults are feeding them!--so we just don't see it very often in mammals or birds, but it's quite common in other species, especially invertebrates. for example, a caterpillar and a butterfly are examples of classic niche partitioning, even though every butterfly will occupy both niches over the course of its life. you don't have to have a big fancy chrysalis transformation to engage in ontogenetic niche partitioning, but those transformations are a pretty big sign that it's happening in a given species.

anyway, it's most common in vertebrates among fish, lizards and snakes these days, especially monitor lizards, where juveniles will occupy a different (often arboreal or otherwise sheltered) niche from adults and hunt different prey until they get big enough that the juvenile niche. there are some good reasons to think that some dinosaurs might have engaged in ontogenetic niche partitioning, especially the bigger species, too. we think sea turtles might do it, although that's hard to say because we don't know very much about sea turtle development once the hatchlings go back to the sea.

the neat thing about ontogenetic niche partitioning is that it allows a given ecology to host a much larger population size for a given species than would otherwise be the case, because the total space occupied by that species is spread across a lot wider niche space. this is especially relevant for, say, a large carnivore that eats livestock.

basically, what if dragons are just the very oldest, reproductively mature members of their species, and the common wall lizard or whatever is just a juvenile that might or might not survive long enough to reproduce? imagine if dragon eggs are very small with big clutches of little insectivorous hatchlings that are eaten by anything that comes by, any of which might have the potential to become a great fire-breathing monster if it lives long enough.

imagine that dragon society. do people know that the hatchlings and the dragons are the same species? (they might not: there are real examples of people mistaking ontogenetically niche separated groups for independent species in their own right.) if dragons are sapient but the sapience takes time to develop, what does that say about the nature of sapience itself? how does a society work and transfer wealth if you remove parental care?

so many possibilities.

[loveridden1999]

a good fan edit will change how to you listen a certain song forever

[theelectricdreamsofddx]

All of the animals I see described as "uncharismatic" by the general populace are actually very charismatic if you have a little bit of wonder and whimsy in your heart

[theelectricdreamsofddx]

"This animal is generally pretty uninteresting because-" Life is interesting bitch!!!!!!!!!!!! I don't care if it's common or small or not very pretty!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It's alive, it evolved over the course of thousands to millions of years to be the form that it is today!!!!!!!!!!!! Everything has endless quirks and minute things that make them what they are!!!!!!!!!!!!! Fuck!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[setulose]

This is a staunchly pro-bug zone. I may have contentious relationships with the ones that enjoy eating me or my food but that's life baby. The great web...