• @[email protected]
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      103 months ago

      I love the part where there’s a virus that some wasps carry and inject with the eggs that suppresses the host’s immune response

    • pancakes
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      63 months ago

      That’s the worst thing I’ve seen all month

    • @PrimeMinisterKeyes
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      43 months ago

      I just watched that video of the white cabbage larva with the smaller larvae exiting its body. Jeez, it’s still alive after THAT? Life’s rich pageant, I guess.

    • @supernicepojo
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      263 months ago

      Hornworms are a delicious treat for any lizard large enough to eat them. Bearded dragons seem to love them. If you catch them and put them into a container with a food/water source anyone with a pet like that will happily pay you for them.

      • Nomecks
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        143 months ago

        They also make a good first pet for kids because they’re cheap and die fast anyways

      • @thejoker954
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        63 months ago

        But only a treat. Maybe theres been more science done in the past 5 years, but I remember them being basically junk food for lizards.

        • @supernicepojo
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          33 months ago

          Sure, wax worms and hornworms have a higher fat:protein content than is “healthy” for your captive lizard. A treat is exactly that, you should not feed them only snacks everyday just like your dogs or cats or yourself!