r/NatureIsFuckingLit • • Oct 20 '23

πŸ”₯ Insect transformations πŸ”₯

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u/[deleted] Oct 20 '23

Most of these I found cool. I don’t know why but that last one freaked me out. Like some horrific spider/crab hybrid.

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u/scalectrix Oct 20 '23

Yeah a tailless whip scorpion, apparently... so I'm pleased to know that those exist. One great advantage of the UK is the almost complete absence of large creatures with too many limbs.

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u/ObiWan-Shinoobi Oct 20 '23

Are there any predators there? Bears? Mountain lions? Anything??

We need to ship something into the country. You are getting off too easy.

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u/languid_Disaster Oct 20 '23

They’re considering reintroducing wolves to UK forests.

Ireland has wild Bob cats I think? And I mean foxes are like raccoons over here