oh yeah btw butterflies suck blood tears and other fluids, so moths are just better, rocking with the basically don’t eat as adults :)
The creator of greenhumour.com is actually on iNat!
That’s so cool! He’s got a new follower now :)
It is blocked on my “School“ computer (T_T)
Am I the only one bothered by the fact that the snail in step one is different (sinistral vs dextral shell) than the one in steps two through four? ![]()
I didn’t notice. ![]()
But now that you bring this up, step 4 reads, “Place in direction it was heading.” But in the illustration, it’s being placed in the opposite direction! As if coiling the shell in the opposite direction wasn’t disruption enough. ![]()
Brilliant!!!
I was going to ask why is an invasive species worth it and I thought this was sarcasm but then I checked your profile and you’re European, House Sparrows are native there. I wonder how it would feel to actually love House Sparrows because they are native and not being destructive to ecosystems. I hate House Sparrows in North America so so so so much!
Hate seems like a rather strong emotion. It isn’t the fault of the house sparrows that they were brought to North America, nor are they intentionally damaging ecosystems.
They are pests and I just hate them and European Starlings a lot. I hate having to deal with them. They try and attack the native birds sometimes at the bird feeder and won’t leave.
Hate divides, love unites.
- “Did a tick write this tweet” (so I can search this again)
- From entomology memes on Reddit https://www.reddit.com/r/entomologymemes/
- If you select “Best” and “View: Compact” you can quickly browse the top memes
No, because I can unite with House Sparrow haters.
Haters gonna hate.
Where I live we call Canada jays camp robbers.





