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Want to add to the laughs – here are some I collected
(this happened to a friend, and I guess this is a regular cat thing)
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How I see DQA:
How most people see DQA:
Seriously, there are other ways to mark observations as casual. If I want to see observations marked captive, I want captive organisms, not random humans or fossils found in the wild or whatever! (And that’s not even getting into the debate about whether museum specimens are “captive.”
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OMG MURPHY 
At the nature center I volunteer at, the resident eagle Kili (yes, after the dwarf in the Hobbit) will stand on the ground and scream whenever anything in his enclosure or outside changes.
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In old Russian books, the hedgehogs are always carrying apples or mushrooms in their spikes too!
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You are going to love this then.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ZFM6OFugnCY9fhbFr8b_f0GbseBX3XPM/view?usp=sharing
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Also here are some nice moth memes I found on the web since the moth memes thread got closed
( Never heard of Rosy Maple Moths being called glossy moths before)
Wonder if anyone can figure out what species this ( presumably noctuid) moth is
although one is some sort of silkmoth and the other is a fritillary butterfly
This meme resonated quite well with me since yellow underwings are probably the most demented and indestructible moths that visit my blacklight.
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Ah yes, the Mealy Gummygrub weevil ( Sweetonix Sourness),
currently endangered by overhunting and habitat loss ( they live in confectionary factories, some shops and pantries.
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The one about aposematism was awesome!
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I had just made this one and was so proud, but you beat me to it!
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Found this while looking at some random memes online.
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