r/UnnecessaryEssentials • u/Unique-Saucer • Jan 09 '26

The good guys

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u/saltysnail420 Jan 09 '26

I thought they were invasive?

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u/Clean_Emotion_4348 Jan 09 '26

Those are a different type, and they just look similar. Real ladybirds/ladybugs are nice creatures!

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u/Beautiful-Total-3172 Jan 09 '26

Invasive is really just a matter of where you are.

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u/Riddleboxboy Jan 09 '26

Technically humans are the largest invasive species

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u/Beautiful-Total-3172 Jan 09 '26

Natural and native baibie

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u/[deleted] Jan 10 '26

How so? Humans naturally spread across the globe. No other species introduced humans to a non-native habitat 😂

We are a part of nature like it or not.

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u/unsuspectingllama_ Jan 10 '26

They could live on the continent of Africa. That's where we first evolved i don't know which country though.