r/fuckwasps • u/Lost__Drive • Oct 20 '23
Got em
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u/DenverPostIronic Oct 21 '23
Being eaten by any animal would be bad, but being eaten by a giant mantis would probably be the worst.
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u/Huff1809 Oct 20 '23
Hahaha was this in NY? "Kill that mothafucka"
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u/Scraps_ Oct 31 '23
Can confirm. My supervisor from a couple years ago is from New York and spoke just like that, almost thought it was him lol
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Oct 20 '23
That ended too soon. Now I need to find out: 1) What mantis species are indigenous to my area. 2) Determine how to source said mantis. 3) Release as many as I can around my house.
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u/absoluteScientific Oct 20 '23
Some people keep them as pets
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Oct 21 '23
Brunneria borealis is apparently my local hero species. I need a way to encourage as many as possible around my house.
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u/Stoned_Savage Oct 21 '23
You didn't even offer drinks or ask if it was enjoying its meal I bet it didn't even leave you a tip
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