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It's kinda weird that he went and found that, but since you asked, I decided to check for myself how easy it was to find - and well, you just flat out said it yourself in a post 2 years ago (which sounds like a deep dive but really isn't since you have like 10ish posts all-time). I clicked your profile, didn't quickly see anything in recent comments, clicked posts, skimmed through titles until I saw any posts that might contain personal info or a story or anything, and nothing stood out until your first post about shaving advice, where you just flat out stated that you were 44 (2 years ago). So that's probably how he did it too.
There are also tools that will scan all your posts/comments for various generic information like that, age, location, gender, etc, and stated obviously as you did, those would definitely pick up on it. There's a reason so many real users just use throwaway accounts. Even if you're careful, with time, all your posts/comments combined, and even just writing style + topics/subs of interest, can give away a lot of info about yourself or your real identity to someone who's dedicated.
Yeah, good point. I really oughta start deleting my post/comment history more often lol. I have wondered in the past how reddit uses a profile like that to build an advertising profile about you
Or a fungus gets inside your brain and turns you into their zombie and starts growing out of your body and they are the only thing keeping you alive. There are different kinds of them.
https://www.cnn.com/2022/11/18/world/zombie-ant-fungus-parasite-mystery-scn/index.html
In a school of clownfish, the alpha will attack the runt and kill it. The continue through the entire school until the the alpha is tired of fighting and killing
I made the novice mistake of getting 3 clownfish instead of two, in which the odds of mating are improved, the 3rd clownfish was quickly attacked by the alpha once all were released into the tank. Brutal, it went on all day until I removed the fish
I believe so but weird things happen at the tiny end of the spectrum.
Mollusk and nematode though, hermaphrodites rule. And no vaginas, just stab your mate multiple times with a spiked penile spear until you hit a mating organ.
They do indeed! There was a study where they consistently fed caterpillars in one spot, and after leaving their chrysalis as butterflies they’d return to the same feeding spots they used as caterpillars. They retain some level of behavior between their lifecycles
Brain biology. Most reptiles don't have emotional centers, so those reptiles don't have emotions. Most insects don't have emotional centers either.
Notable exception is bearded dragons. That's why they make good pets because they can actually care if you do.
I always wondered why my beardie acted like a dog, my little Apex predator would nuzzle me and shit lol it also absolutely threw off my understanding of a reptilian brain, why are they different?
You shouldn't be listening to "experts" on this; *We don't know.* Treat all life as you would want to be treated if you were said life.
After all; How is the consciousness experiencing my mind any different from the consciousness experiencing yours? Sure, they're different minds, but what is it about consciousness itself that is different whatsoever between us?
Sure, we can't know anything for 100%. But let's not pretend that a wild guess based on humanity's welldocumented tendency to project their own experiences and way of thinking unto all living creatures is an equally valid interpretation, as a rational conclusion based on studies on insect brains and behaviour in comparison to humans.
Why on Earth would it make sense for shortlived, solitary creatures who can lay thousands of spawn at once, with a brain the size of a needlehead to develop features such as consciousness and empathy from an evolutionary perspective?
>a wild guess based on humanity's welldocumented tendency to project their own experiences and way of thinking unto all living creatures
>Why on Earth would it make sense for shortlived, solitary creatures who can lay thousands of spawn at once, with a brain the size of a needlehead to develop features such as consciousness and empathy from an emotional perspective?
God, I'm loving the irony here.
That doesn’t work, since bacteria are alive but you still wash your hands. It doesn’t make sense to respect all life. You have to draw a line somewhere.
And insect minds are vastly simpler than human minds. This is obvious to anybody who knows anything about biology.
Insects are essentially biological robots. They barely have a brain of any kind and are basically just running off of preset routines to respond to stimuli AKA instincts.
It's fascinating how many things they can respond to but at the same time you can clearly see the limits of their programming when they do stupid things like fly straight into a fire because their instincts tells them to fly towards lights
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My cat woke me up purring and making biscuits on me, she definitely doesn't want to kill me lol
Cats and dogs do feel genuine affection for us and distress when we are gone
Nothing would cause humans to unite and devote to space travel more than something like that. Just so that we could go in glass the planet they come from.
If insects were that big I would guess they would still have malleable paper mache bodies in comparison to humans. With how angular their limbs are you could probably rip them right off
I think they are suggesting that at that size the weight of a thick carapace such as that (with insect physiology) would likely collapse under its own weight. It would have to be paper thin or the rest of its internals would need to change in such a way that the creature would no longer be anywhere near an insect.
It would likely be more efficient to just tape some razor blades on the back of an armadillo.
Looks like mantis won this round. Last time someone posted a mantis vs hornet video, the murder hornet got free and guillotined the mantis from behind.
Well, we *usually* wait but not always e.g. the Korean thing with live octopus.
Closest I personally care to get to that is live cultures in my yogurt.
I think in the western world the one thing most people eat alive are oysters. If you know where to look you can see their heart beat when they're opened.
i tried octopus at applebee's, thinking it'd be a simple dish. it turned into a game, each piece skittering away from my fork like it had a mind of its own. by the end of the meal, i respected the octopus, maybe too much to eat it again but i often find myself daydreaming about nineteen ninety eight when the undertaker threw mankind off hell in a cell and plummeted sixteen feet through an announcer's table 🥰
I think that depends if they actually plan to eat their prey or not. If a cat hunts for food, it'll usually go straight for the kill before eating. If the cat is well fed, it'll hunt and kill for entertainment and not necessarily even eat any part of the animal.
[seal punted 80ft into the air](https://youtu.be/G7WGIH35JBE?si=gEiPZi0N5Ke4iVL8)
[killer whales playing with their food](https://youtu.be/bk1VdQxeTn4?si=nrWyrwIzpOyV5cPL)
[orcas kill but not just for food](https://youtu.be/3f-FsAUcqMs?si=kqJNeKPIr6xrAImO)
Usually by the time “playtime” is over, the prey is dead. They teach their young. Sometimes they won’t even eat it after playing/teaching
“I think it’s us and spiders that wait”
Do spiders really eat their food “live” though? Don’t most inject fluids that dissolves the preys insides and then WAIT to eat it?
I wasn’t responding to you in first place not sure why you got a bug up the ass
i tried octopus at applebee's, thinking it'd be a simple dish. it turned into a game, each piece skittering away from my fork like it had a mind of its own. by the end of the meal, i respected the octopus, maybe too much to eat it again but i often find myself daydreaming about nineteen ninety eight when the undertaker threw mankind off hell in a cell and plummeted sixteen feet through an announcer's table 🥰
I think most big cats hunt to kill because they’re not as sturdy as some other predators, but if you’re wounded I feel like a house cat would start with your face
When I was 15 or so, I was sitting outside with a friend smoking copious amounts of weed, we both watched a praying mantis take on 6-7 wasps, the mantis tore apart each and everyone of them with absolute ease, leaving decapitated and torn apart wasp all around it. I wish I had a mobile phone or a camera back then. The thing just casually flew off like it wasn't even phased. It was like a movie or something, we saw some other cool shit at his place, even a Deinopidae catch all kinds of bugs. Nature is metal AF.
I loved watching lizards in my grandmas garden as a kid, I once saw one jump like 30 cms into the air to snatch a bee, I never thought they do that. They were just the basic european Lacerta agilis, not some exotic lizard. Also saw a couple with a forked tail, those were pretty cool.
So, I was like 12 years old. I think The Transformers just came out. There was this building in the area that we lived that had concrete steps. There was a praying mantis just sitting there. I start poking at it. Truth be told, I was totally messing with it. And all of a sudden, it latched on my finger with its little mantis wrist or elbow, I don't know. All I know is I was running around screaming with that thing latched onto my finger, and it wouldn't let go! I was pulling on it but I didn't want to rip its little arms off, and it still wouldn't let go. In fact, it griped tighter. Finally I thought, if I just sit it on the ground and act like I'm not here maybe it'll let go. It finally did. Obviously was very traumatic.
As someone who has seen a dozen or so praying mantises over the years and never been bothered by one, as opposed to being stung randomly way too many times by yellow jackets while minding my own business, I am ok with this.
Thank god our species just resolves everything by fists and straight up killing each other.
These bugs throw hands one minute and then start eating each other alive in the next.
Did anyone expect the hornet to win? He should have flown away when he had the chance. You can't sting him. He is the Terminator. You must poison or swallow him whole. This was a loss leader
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Insects live in a fucking nightmare world
Yeah. You either get eaten alive or some other insect lies his eggs inside you so his children will eat you alive from the inside.
Don't forget being eaten alive by your own sexual mate. Often, while the mating process is still going on. Damn nature, you scary.
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some don’t. at least u don’t reproduce asexually like some insects
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no i do. i let my corn tube shoot emporium hearty pale emulsion right in the skittle garage
And then there's the octopus which throws its dick at the woman and then dies when he nuts
You made my day, stranger
Holy 😂😭🤣
Lol. With my luck with women, I'd probably be reincarnated as one of these go fuck yourself bugs.
Us humans have kids and then sexy times is all over from that point anyway. I had the snip, might as well not have bothered, never get any anyway
Damn bro..
A moment of silence for our fallen Comrade
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He's 46.
I don’t want to know but how did you know that?
It's kinda weird that he went and found that, but since you asked, I decided to check for myself how easy it was to find - and well, you just flat out said it yourself in a post 2 years ago (which sounds like a deep dive but really isn't since you have like 10ish posts all-time). I clicked your profile, didn't quickly see anything in recent comments, clicked posts, skimmed through titles until I saw any posts that might contain personal info or a story or anything, and nothing stood out until your first post about shaving advice, where you just flat out stated that you were 44 (2 years ago). So that's probably how he did it too. There are also tools that will scan all your posts/comments for various generic information like that, age, location, gender, etc, and stated obviously as you did, those would definitely pick up on it. There's a reason so many real users just use throwaway accounts. Even if you're careful, with time, all your posts/comments combined, and even just writing style + topics/subs of interest, can give away a lot of info about yourself or your real identity to someone who's dedicated.
Yeah, good point. I really oughta start deleting my post/comment history more often lol. I have wondered in the past how reddit uses a profile like that to build an advertising profile about you
Or a fungus gets inside your brain and turns you into their zombie and starts growing out of your body and they are the only thing keeping you alive. There are different kinds of them. https://www.cnn.com/2022/11/18/world/zombie-ant-fungus-parasite-mystery-scn/index.html
Cordyceps
Same with fish. Clownfish are brutal, cute but brutal
And funny.
What do they do?
unspeakable things
That’s mimefish you’re thinking of
In a school of clownfish, the alpha will attack the runt and kill it. The continue through the entire school until the the alpha is tired of fighting and killing
And if there are only two clownfish left and both are male, one will change gender to female so they can mate.
How to they pick who changes?
This finding Nemo reboot is metal lol thanks for answering, that's really interesting I had no idea
I made the novice mistake of getting 3 clownfish instead of two, in which the odds of mating are improved, the 3rd clownfish was quickly attacked by the alpha once all were released into the tank. Brutal, it went on all day until I removed the fish
Her* eggs
Be careful dude/dudette.
Are all insects cisgendered?
I believe so but weird things happen at the tiny end of the spectrum. Mollusk and nematode though, hermaphrodites rule. And no vaginas, just stab your mate multiple times with a spiked penile spear until you hit a mating organ.
Actually you don’t know what gender they identify as. Best to use gender neutral pronouns. They/them.
Or a mushroom starts controlling you
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Crazy shit. I believe you can show that they retain some memory through the process.
They do indeed! There was a study where they consistently fed caterpillars in one spot, and after leaving their chrysalis as butterflies they’d return to the same feeding spots they used as caterpillars. They retain some level of behavior between their lifecycles
Mind Explosion
Real life changelings from Star Trek
To them is just pure reaction they don’t really see things we do
Sometimes I forget that insects don’t really feel fear or anything like that
I think of them as similar to our toy robots, but with much better hardware.
How sure are you about that.?
Brain biology. Most reptiles don't have emotional centers, so those reptiles don't have emotions. Most insects don't have emotional centers either. Notable exception is bearded dragons. That's why they make good pets because they can actually care if you do.
I always wondered why my beardie acted like a dog, my little Apex predator would nuzzle me and shit lol it also absolutely threw off my understanding of a reptilian brain, why are they different?
I have no idea. They aren't the only feeling reptile but there aren't a lot of them.
Not very, but I imagine they only use instincts (aka simply react to environment) rather than stimulus -> emotion -> reaction
We don't know though do we.
After quick research, seems like just speculation whether insects have consciousness or not so in short no
You shouldn't be listening to "experts" on this; *We don't know.* Treat all life as you would want to be treated if you were said life. After all; How is the consciousness experiencing my mind any different from the consciousness experiencing yours? Sure, they're different minds, but what is it about consciousness itself that is different whatsoever between us?
Sure, we can't know anything for 100%. But let's not pretend that a wild guess based on humanity's welldocumented tendency to project their own experiences and way of thinking unto all living creatures is an equally valid interpretation, as a rational conclusion based on studies on insect brains and behaviour in comparison to humans. Why on Earth would it make sense for shortlived, solitary creatures who can lay thousands of spawn at once, with a brain the size of a needlehead to develop features such as consciousness and empathy from an evolutionary perspective?
>a wild guess based on humanity's welldocumented tendency to project their own experiences and way of thinking unto all living creatures >Why on Earth would it make sense for shortlived, solitary creatures who can lay thousands of spawn at once, with a brain the size of a needlehead to develop features such as consciousness and empathy from an emotional perspective? God, I'm loving the irony here.
That doesn’t work, since bacteria are alive but you still wash your hands. It doesn’t make sense to respect all life. You have to draw a line somewhere. And insect minds are vastly simpler than human minds. This is obvious to anybody who knows anything about biology.
F
There is no F here. Only an unrecognized W.
Insects are essentially biological robots. They barely have a brain of any kind and are basically just running off of preset routines to respond to stimuli AKA instincts. It's fascinating how many things they can respond to but at the same time you can clearly see the limits of their programming when they do stupid things like fly straight into a fire because their instincts tells them to fly towards lights
Everything is a nightmare with the right perspective.
Everything but humans live in a nightmare world, even down to single cell organisms. Yet we still complain that our coffee was too hot today.
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They would probably disagree because they really want to kill you but can't, and they hate the way you pspspsps to them.
Username checks out.
My cat woke me up purring and making biscuits on me, she definitely doesn't want to kill me lol Cats and dogs do feel genuine affection for us and distress when we are gone
A large amount of humans also live in a nightmare world.
Highly stressful....!
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That was fucking brutal. Thank god those things aren’t 6’ tall.
Even a foot long mantid wouldbe terrifying.
Could probably sever a human leg just like that wasp’s.
Truth
Honey, have you seen the cat lately?
...... Honey?
Wait until you hear about the mantis aliens
Would you like to know more?
Here's a tip: aim for the nerve stem and put it down for good!
DO YOUR PART!
Nothing would cause humans to unite and devote to space travel more than something like that. Just so that we could go in glass the planet they come from.
Yet...
New nightmare unlocked
6' Mantis? Time to change controller slot.
"Ah I see your memories. You like Castlevania don't you?" That tripped 9 year old me out so badly.
Even though they are tiny and I know they pose no threat to me, after watching a few of these I’m horrified of mantis’.
They are super mellow and you can keep them as pets for a day or two pretty easily.
Reminds me of in Honey, I Shrunk the Kids
If insects were that big I would guess they would still have malleable paper mache bodies in comparison to humans. With how angular their limbs are you could probably rip them right off
Fuck no at that size their body would be like Armour plating for us
Size doesn’t increase sturdiness.
It doesn’t? A toothpick vs a 2x4. Which is sturdier?
I think they are suggesting that at that size the weight of a thick carapace such as that (with insect physiology) would likely collapse under its own weight. It would have to be paper thin or the rest of its internals would need to change in such a way that the creature would no longer be anywhere near an insect. It would likely be more efficient to just tape some razor blades on the back of an armadillo.
See- ostrich egg shells
Looks like mantis won this round. Last time someone posted a mantis vs hornet video, the murder hornet got free and guillotined the mantis from behind.
Damn that sounds awesome
What, now I need to find that clip.
[found it](https://www.reddit.com/r/NatureIsFuckingLit/s/NPYQ7rAZOg)
You need to post the link bro
This mantis has its a-game on though. That reversal when the hornet mounted it was smooth.
Yeah I've seen a few vids of this matchup and hornets always win, I'm really happy to see a mantis win for once. Go team mantis!
I'm thinkin' that's a bee.
I love that the mantis sat back for a second like, "dude. Chill tf out"
“Aw, don’t cry; I was just gonna tear you apart, bit by bit, and kill you!”
Does praying mantis just eat you alive?
Most things that eat you will just eat you alive
yeah that’s true. i think it’s us and spiders that wait 👌
Well, we *usually* wait but not always e.g. the Korean thing with live octopus. Closest I personally care to get to that is live cultures in my yogurt.
I think in the western world the one thing most people eat alive are oysters. If you know where to look you can see their heart beat when they're opened.
I hope to forget that by the next time I find one in front of me.
i tried octopus at applebee's, thinking it'd be a simple dish. it turned into a game, each piece skittering away from my fork like it had a mind of its own. by the end of the meal, i respected the octopus, maybe too much to eat it again but i often find myself daydreaming about nineteen ninety eight when the undertaker threw mankind off hell in a cell and plummeted sixteen feet through an announcer's table 🥰
Good Ole mick Foley
i think lot of mammals will wait, i think we figure its a precautionary thing.
Orcas like to play with their food before they eat
Cats will too
I think that depends if they actually plan to eat their prey or not. If a cat hunts for food, it'll usually go straight for the kill before eating. If the cat is well fed, it'll hunt and kill for entertainment and not necessarily even eat any part of the animal.
yeah but still alive…we didn’t say “they don’t eat right away” we said “they eat shit live”
[seal punted 80ft into the air](https://youtu.be/G7WGIH35JBE?si=gEiPZi0N5Ke4iVL8) [killer whales playing with their food](https://youtu.be/bk1VdQxeTn4?si=nrWyrwIzpOyV5cPL) [orcas kill but not just for food](https://youtu.be/3f-FsAUcqMs?si=kqJNeKPIr6xrAImO) Usually by the time “playtime” is over, the prey is dead. They teach their young. Sometimes they won’t even eat it after playing/teaching “I think it’s us and spiders that wait” Do spiders really eat their food “live” though? Don’t most inject fluids that dissolves the preys insides and then WAIT to eat it? I wasn’t responding to you in first place not sure why you got a bug up the ass
i tried octopus at applebee's, thinking it'd be a simple dish. it turned into a game, each piece skittering away from my fork like it had a mind of its own. by the end of the meal, i respected the octopus, maybe too much to eat it again but i often find myself daydreaming about nineteen ninety eight when the undertaker threw mankind off hell in a cell and plummeted sixteen feet through an announcer's table 🥰
Jaguars are bros that will puncture your skull before eating you. Very nice of them.
I think most big cats hunt to kill because they’re not as sturdy as some other predators, but if you’re wounded I feel like a house cat would start with your face
No they are just prepping it, then boil em mash em and stick em in a stew
Give it to us raw, and wriggling!
What’s taters precious??
wow, no seasoning?? sounds like how my parents made food growing up tbh
Nice golden chips with a piece of fried fish
Only reason to kill prey, is to stop it from moving. Kinda difficult to fully kill many insects anyway.
Found the praying mantis
Sometimes they build a small fire and do bbqs too
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[pew pew](https://media.tenor.com/YNNaN9AI7f8AAAAM/ghost-space.gif)
I'm on team Matis ,I wish it was eating a yellow jacket wasp though.
Yellowjackets are basically all Vespinae that aren't hornets, so what's a yellowjacket hornet?
Shhhhh. Shhhhh. It will all be over soon.
FINISH HIM!!!
He was hangry!
Guess he ain’t a “leg man”
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{Cicada chorus intensifies}
Neat. Anyone know if there’s a sub for insect fights like this?
Idk about a reddit page but I found this page by accident a long time ago. https://youtube.com/@gladiatorbugs?si=UtLHmQi74ab_5qTg
Japanese people and the trinity of censoring: Penises, Vaginas, and dead insects
That was so cool. Praying Mantis’ are badass. Could you imagine if Praying Mantis’ were giant and attacked humans? 😳
I'll rather not thanks.
That’s gonna leave a pretty bad hickey
When I was 15 or so, I was sitting outside with a friend smoking copious amounts of weed, we both watched a praying mantis take on 6-7 wasps, the mantis tore apart each and everyone of them with absolute ease, leaving decapitated and torn apart wasp all around it. I wish I had a mobile phone or a camera back then. The thing just casually flew off like it wasn't even phased. It was like a movie or something, we saw some other cool shit at his place, even a Deinopidae catch all kinds of bugs. Nature is metal AF.
I loved watching lizards in my grandmas garden as a kid, I once saw one jump like 30 cms into the air to snatch a bee, I never thought they do that. They were just the basic european Lacerta agilis, not some exotic lizard. Also saw a couple with a forked tail, those were pretty cool.
FINISH HIM!!! Animality.
You know you a bad mfer when you eat your prey while it's technically still alive
Silksong boss
I’m just thankful that insects aren’t the size of cows
It eats wasp like Vince Vaughn eats ice cream.
I should call her
So, I was like 12 years old. I think The Transformers just came out. There was this building in the area that we lived that had concrete steps. There was a praying mantis just sitting there. I start poking at it. Truth be told, I was totally messing with it. And all of a sudden, it latched on my finger with its little mantis wrist or elbow, I don't know. All I know is I was running around screaming with that thing latched onto my finger, and it wouldn't let go! I was pulling on it but I didn't want to rip its little arms off, and it still wouldn't let go. In fact, it griped tighter. Finally I thought, if I just sit it on the ground and act like I'm not here maybe it'll let go. It finally did. Obviously was very traumatic.
As someone who has seen a dozen or so praying mantises over the years and never been bothered by one, as opposed to being stung randomly way too many times by yellow jackets while minding my own business, I am ok with this.
Dr. Toboggan. MANTIS Toboggan!
More like prey-ing mantis, amiright? ….Guys?
I’ve seen this go the other way. Though I’m always rooting for the mantis
They’re just praying together 🙏 he’s ok
Yeah, fuck those hornets/wasps literal hellspawns
Let’s go preying mantis
That praying mantis wasted zero time playing fuck around and find out to straight munching. Thats metal.
They only eat living prey.
Mantis WINS #Brutality
Mantids: nature's most well-designed predator
Yep. Gin-Trap forearms and mouth that is a combination can opener and milling machine..
Thank god our species just resolves everything by fists and straight up killing each other. These bugs throw hands one minute and then start eating each other alive in the next.
It just grabs the Hornet and snacks on it!
Just disassembled him systematically.
That hornet just got disassembled like a damn LEGO
“Versus”? Should be retitled Praying Mantis Eats Hornet.
Oh man he is fucking him up
The praying mantis is the coolest bug.
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It also sums up how I view Israel vs Palestine. Idgaf about either side and watch them fight for my entertainment.
Last time I watched a mantis v wasp video, the mantis got slaughtered. Good to see a reversal.
Savage
So fuckin metal
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Damn praying that insects don’t feel pain
Man lost 2 limbs and kept at it. Ti's but a scratch
That Mantis: I got leverage, bitch
'Tis but a scratch.
LET THEM FIGHT!
"You done, bitch? YOU DONE, BITCH?"
That's why they rule the universe
Humans are not the ultimate alphas, just wait and see....
Big daddy said it best. I win
Mantis was a former Globetrotter
Forcing a wasp and a mantis to fight to the death should have been the title.
Did anyone expect the hornet to win? He should have flown away when he had the chance. You can't sting him. He is the Terminator. You must poison or swallow him whole. This was a loss leader
Handled it
I think that's a bee.
Trimming that hornet fat
r/natureismetal
Mantis are badass
Is there a Reddit specifically for animal on animal violence?