Macy is our quietest entomologist, but she is passionate about outreach. Last week she was attacked by an Arachnus giganticus. It was a close one, but she pulled through in the end!
Maybe start asking for details about who will have access to them, will they be monitored, how long will footage be kept, etc. I bet most folks have a neighbor that they don't want having access.
100% agree! Funny enough, my poor husband wears a bra backwards with a tennis ball sewn in the middle to keep him from sleeping on his back and having apnea. Better than a CPAP I guess
I just bought a newish car and would not even consider any without physical buttons for climate. It really helped narrow the options, haha.
Note that this is described species. Beetles are really easy to preserve and are often super cool. There are likely more species in other orders, but they haven't had as much work done on them. Hymenoptera, for example, with all of the parasitic wasps probably has more species but they can be so freaking small and difficult to work with.
Sorry, I am like a wanna be entomologist who works with akshual entomologists and this is one of the things that triggers them
Right? Of course it was Methford.
Obviously unpopular opinion, but I prefer one ply. The fluffy stuff always leaves lint which I think is pretty gross. I also find it more adjustable, like maybe I only need one square to wipe up a little toothpaste but I can also use three feet to wipe my ass.
I will die on this hill
So you think maybe they should have done some cancer screenings?
So you are saying they should have checked her heart earlier?
WhY dO We NeEd bUgS?
I do invasive insect surveys
I love this sentence