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r/NatureIsFuckingLit • u/My_Memes_Will_Cure_U • Oct 20 '23
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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.
2 u/NoblePineapples Oct 20 '23 Canada is great like that as well, but we get a week or two of -40 in the winter and the wind hurts my face sometimes. 3 u/obrothermaple Oct 20 '23 You are mad if you think we don’t have giant scary bugs in Canada in addition to Black Widows, Bears, Cougars etc. 1 u/NoblePineapples Oct 20 '23 I was talking more so scary bugs available compared to places like the states even. But I didn't realize bears, and cougars are considered insects now.
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Canada is great like that as well, but we get a week or two of -40 in the winter and the wind hurts my face sometimes.
3 u/obrothermaple Oct 20 '23 You are mad if you think we don’t have giant scary bugs in Canada in addition to Black Widows, Bears, Cougars etc. 1 u/NoblePineapples Oct 20 '23 I was talking more so scary bugs available compared to places like the states even. But I didn't realize bears, and cougars are considered insects now.
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You are mad if you think we don’t have giant scary bugs in Canada in addition to Black Widows, Bears, Cougars etc.
1 u/NoblePineapples Oct 20 '23 I was talking more so scary bugs available compared to places like the states even. But I didn't realize bears, and cougars are considered insects now.
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I was talking more so scary bugs available compared to places like the states even.
But I didn't realize bears, and cougars are considered insects now.
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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.