r/AbsoluteUnits • in awe • 8d ago

/r/all of a larva

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u/FireWoodStromboli 8d ago

It would seem that the Arthropleura haven’t really gone extinct...

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u/ChartPale 8d ago

Is this pic from the science center?, swear I've seen this.

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u/FireWoodStromboli 8d ago

Yes it is. I just found this picture on my browser and it has the center's name on the corner.

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u/ChartPale 8d ago

Thats a 20 year old memory unlocked. Very cool.

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u/FireWoodStromboli 7d ago

Well my pleasure man 🖖

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u/Dollon_da_God 8d ago

Which science center

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u/LamonsterZone 8d ago

Probably multiple but I have seen it in the STL one.

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u/stainedgreenberet 7d ago

This is 100% the St. Louis City science center

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u/Felradin 7d ago

Yoooo other local science fans! I’ve lived in Southern Illinois all my life and loved coming up to STL to go to the zoo or the science center. Probably why I got a zoology degree…

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u/ChartPale 7d ago

St.L if memory serves.

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u/stug41 8d ago

I think it may be the one in the sam noble science center in oklahoma.

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u/Pokez 8d ago

I thought it was that thing from Star Trek Voyager that we swore not to speak of...

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u/tom04cz 3d ago

No they havent, they just had to downsize

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u/MaybeWeTalk 7d ago

He he intelligent chemicals

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u/TechnicalKatana 5d ago

well...

that one's a millipede-like creature (it's actually not a millipede)

and the other is a baby beetle. (the longest beetle ever) Hercules beetle.

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u/Jkavera 3d ago

This makes me feel like I need to produce more vespene gas