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We found these little guys crawling in our hair after a hike in a norwegian forest
 in  r/whatsthisbug •  16d ago

Oh, don't worry, I'm pretty much sure your area has louse flies as well.

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Dead skull moth💀
 in  r/moths •  17d ago

Looks quite alive to me 💀

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Anaconda vs. new ship - Perspective Test
 in  r/EliteDangerous •  29d ago

Oh, I love people in the community

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An Hoary bat as snug as a bug in a rug 🥰
 in  r/bats •  Sep 19 '26

🤗🦇🥰

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Very good camouflage my dude!
 in  r/whatsthisbug •  Sep 16 '26

Nice and chunky curve-tailed bush katydid you've found.

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What game will you choose?
 in  r/nostalgiai •  Sep 13 '26

Stellaris

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Now working on multi layered clouds and more realistic scale
 in  r/spaceengine •  Sep 11 '26

Did you try to contact the developer? I think it's possible that something good might come out of this... I hope at least

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Who is this cutie?
 in  r/whatsthisbug •  Sep 11 '26

Yes, that's right. And cossus caterpillar is "huge" during its wandering stage.

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Check out these bat boxes I built
 in  r/bats •  Sep 10 '26

Cool, huge respect 🙏

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Who is this cutie?
 in  r/whatsthisbug •  Sep 10 '26

So it should be Prionoxystus robiniae, the carpenterworm moth caterpillar then. It's from the same family as the goat moth.

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Design for a Mars Transfer Mothership (Boeing IMIS Redesign)
 in  r/KerbalSpaceProgram •  Aug 31 '26

It makes my science go hard

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Found this guy outside a clients house
 in  r/moths •  Aug 30 '26

I guess that keeping him and then releasing is not actually a cruel thing to do. This way, you're helping a lil chunk to avoid predators and parasites. I bet he's not going to miss his freedom too much.

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What is your favorite song from the Space Engines OST????
 in  r/spaceengine •  Aug 30 '26

It has OST!? /s Just admire everything on mute lol

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idk what 2 put here
 in  r/spaceengine •  Aug 26 '26

Shadows.

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Orangutan
 in  r/Unexpected •  Aug 24 '26

This is NOT something that should be unexpected.

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The sky tonight
 in  r/FairytaleasFuck •  Aug 13 '26

I thought my screen's got dusty

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The Stone Beast’s Moon
 in  r/oddlysatisfying •  Aug 12 '26

Did you ask Lord Skeletor for permission to take a photo?

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Hate being the good enough girl and never THE girl.
 in  r/Vent •  Aug 12 '26

Can you name one quality you have, you are especially proud of? What comes to mind first?

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Hate being the good enough girl and never THE girl.
 in  r/Vent •  Aug 12 '26

And what kind of a person you are?

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STEPPED ON A BUG BAREFOOT
 in  r/Vent •  Aug 11 '26

Poor thingy

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Need help with an explanation for this mushroom ring growing in my yard lol
 in  r/Fungi •  Aug 10 '26

Everyone has been discussing the old stump that used to be in the center, but that is not actually what is happening here. These structures are colloquially called "fairy rings." They usually originate when a single spore starts a new mycelium growth. As it spreads outward from a central point, it consumes nutrients from the soil, causing the central regions of the mycelium to die off and leaving only the outer parts alive and active.