Frisbee eating an algae tab then remembering she’s a carnivore
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For the love of god please tell Frisbee I love her
they’re known for eating insects. insects aren’t plants
good concept for a video game: a pvp game where one person (or perhaps a group of players) play as wildlife photographers
and another person (or group of players) play as a sasquatch(es)
and its basically hide n seek with the wildlife photographers having to take candid photos of these sasquatches
players are awarded points for how good the photos are / how long they’ve hidden from photographers
the name of the game is Sasquatchenating but theres always room for better titles
also some more ideas to this concept
- the sasquatches in the game are peaceful creatures so they won’t fight back. they eat berries and mushrooms, not babies
- when i say they wont fight back, that doesn’t include throwing dirt or sand or mud at the humans to escape to cover
- the game is focused around being stealthy for both sides, one for sneaking up on sasquatches and one for sneaking away from photographers
- makeshift traps to catch a ‘squatch/inconvenience a photographer
- hats
- different types of cameras, from polaroid, to digital, to eventually just running around backwards tryna take a selfie with sasquatch
can other cryptids be unlockable btw like at the very least Mothman and a Chupacabra
I need this so bad
like the only two memes weve had this year are microwaving ants and the stick bug. why the insect theme
I hear there’s a bug going around
I’m kinda glad the earth doesn’t have as much oxygen as it could have because if we had more oxygen living things could grow larger and the last thing I need in my life is any kind of giant insect
Rating: CUTE
These bugs are all good species to handle - none of them are dangerous and none of them are nervous by nature. All of them are being handled correctly.
Spell: Transmute Plant to Bug; transforms any part of a plant into an insect of similar size for up to ten minutes.
Farmers in Indonesia introduce fish into their rice fields. The fish excrement acts as a fertilizer for the plants, while the plants attract insects and other pests, which serve as food for the fish. This process increases rice yield by up to 10%.
Today I learned that the university of Coimbra in Portugal has a great 18th-century library, the Biblioteca Joanina, that maintains a colony of bats to effectively control the population of paper-eating insects called papirófagos. These bats are less than an inch long. They roost during the day behind the bookcases and come out at night. There doesn’t seem to be any English word for papirófago, a cursory search turns up no details about what sort of insect they are, and ngl I am slightly concerned about them as a phenomenon. But I think my overarching point here is clear:
This library keeps tiny bats that look after the books.
I’m here for tiny bats saving books.
Aaaahhh!!
