49055 pts ยท November 11, 2015
if you put a fish in a bowl you're not a good pet owner in the first place
It's a Pseudocreobotra wahlbergii, for those that aren't satisfied with just "mantis"
I don't know why no one has done this yet, so I made it:
Don't throw your cat into the snow for entertainment, bastard.
Looks like the cat was thrown into the snow. Weird camera movement to hide it plus no footprints anywhere.
Are you keeping it in its small juvenile form on purpose or is it not getting enough light?
Not right now (too cold to ship anything) but I will in spring. EU only though so if you're in the US I can't sell to you.
Both. With Begonias in particular you can also trade leaves, as they grow easily from leaf cuttings of even just parts of leaves.
Garden centers have a tiny selection of mass produced plants compared to what hobbyists offer, so the internet is usually your best bet.
Online, by trading with other hobbyists or from special nurseries that carry them. These plants usually aren't sold by garden centers.
Then do not get a cat. Your enjoyment of a cute animal is not more important than the lives of thousands of wild animals.
An actual species name would be helpful. This is Abronia graminea and the colors are oversaturated. They're greenish to light blue irl
They're being captive bred now, not a lot so legit ones are still very expensive but there is a captive bred population.
That's a mantid, not a phasmid.
you know, kinda the whole purpose of making the fruit. Being eaten. The reason you don't see this happen is because it normally doesn't.
This is chemically induced. The seeds obviously don't want to germinate on the still edible berry, they want to pass a digestive tract first
That's a harmless tarantula from South America and that bird was dead before it got to it. That spider is way too small to take that down.
If you still get excited about garden center plants then you clearly don't have enough plants yet (or too many of the same ones).
Australia does not have particularly large spiders.
There are more examples now, this is quite old: https://www.nationalgeographic.com/news/2010/1/100127-dinosaur-feathers-colors-nature/
Oh yes absolutely, and long before some of them gave rise to birds. We even know some of their colors now!
is Yutyrannus and that was 70 million year before T. rex. The case for feathers in the big tyrannosaurids is very weak.
There are skin impressions from various body regions, none have the slightest fuzz. The closest ancestor to T. rex with confirmed feathers >
They are directly opposing russias interest which is known for massively meddling in these situations. If anything it would be worse there.
Males have several smaller and smaller segments at the end, females have one big(ish) one and are usually also more robust and bigger.
No it doesn't. Females have 2 to 3 less visible sternites than males, the difference is important not the number.
No.
Religion and culture being separate things has to be the stupidest thing I have read on here so far.
I disagree. It was so blatantly pandering and already full of plot holes that I could not enjoy it. It only got worse from there.
if you put a fish in a bowl you're not a good pet owner in the first place
It's a Pseudocreobotra wahlbergii, for those that aren't satisfied with just "mantis"
I don't know why no one has done this yet, so I made it:
Don't throw your cat into the snow for entertainment, bastard.
Looks like the cat was thrown into the snow. Weird camera movement to hide it plus no footprints anywhere.
Are you keeping it in its small juvenile form on purpose or is it not getting enough light?
Not right now (too cold to ship anything) but I will in spring. EU only though so if you're in the US I can't sell to you.
Both. With Begonias in particular you can also trade leaves, as they grow easily from leaf cuttings of even just parts of leaves.
Garden centers have a tiny selection of mass produced plants compared to what hobbyists offer, so the internet is usually your best bet.
Online, by trading with other hobbyists or from special nurseries that carry them. These plants usually aren't sold by garden centers.
Then do not get a cat. Your enjoyment of a cute animal is not more important than the lives of thousands of wild animals.
An actual species name would be helpful. This is Abronia graminea and the colors are oversaturated. They're greenish to light blue irl
They're being captive bred now, not a lot so legit ones are still very expensive but there is a captive bred population.
That's a mantid, not a phasmid.
you know, kinda the whole purpose of making the fruit. Being eaten. The reason you don't see this happen is because it normally doesn't.
This is chemically induced. The seeds obviously don't want to germinate on the still edible berry, they want to pass a digestive tract first
That's a harmless tarantula from South America and that bird was dead before it got to it. That spider is way too small to take that down.
If you still get excited about garden center plants then you clearly don't have enough plants yet (or too many of the same ones).
Australia does not have particularly large spiders.
There are more examples now, this is quite old: https://www.nationalgeographic.com/news/2010/1/100127-dinosaur-feathers-colors-nature/
Oh yes absolutely, and long before some of them gave rise to birds. We even know some of their colors now!
is Yutyrannus and that was 70 million year before T. rex. The case for feathers in the big tyrannosaurids is very weak.
There are skin impressions from various body regions, none have the slightest fuzz. The closest ancestor to T. rex with confirmed feathers >
They are directly opposing russias interest which is known for massively meddling in these situations. If anything it would be worse there.
Males have several smaller and smaller segments at the end, females have one big(ish) one and are usually also more robust and bigger.
No it doesn't. Females have 2 to 3 less visible sternites than males, the difference is important not the number.
No.
Religion and culture being separate things has to be the stupidest thing I have read on here so far.
I disagree. It was so blatantly pandering and already full of plot holes that I could not enjoy it. It only got worse from there.