bobby_hamill
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Didn't know tadpoles like bologna to eat 
This was in a mud hole in my driveway
This was in a mud hole in my driveway
not rocket related ( didnt know )
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1 isn't a prime number.
The mathematicians in charge of that sort of thing agreed it was important enough to update the consensus as presented in the text books. Still blows my mind, I was wrong for so long but very sure I was right.
The mathematicians in charge of that sort of thing agreed it was important enough to update the consensus as presented in the text books. Still blows my mind, I was wrong for so long but very sure I was right.
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I see your bologna eating tadpole and raise you a tadpole eating....well I don't know WTF it is.
These are screen caps from the video. CREEPY!
Pretty creepy watching it devour those tadpoles. In the third picture you can barely make two or three it had already eaten. Reminds me of the Reaper spacecraft from Mass Effect.
The thing breathed through it's... tail. Would grab a tadpole and then go back to the top and poke it's tail up. Outta the water it looked a bit like a leech. Weirdest thing I ever saw.
The pulled it from a mudhole in my yard using a little green aquarium net. We later managed to find another. So hopefully we successfully stopped this alien invasion. Whew.
Yeah I know it is some sort of aquatic beetle larva. But talk about heebie jeebies. LOL
These are screen caps from the video. CREEPY!
Pretty creepy watching it devour those tadpoles. In the third picture you can barely make two or three it had already eaten. Reminds me of the Reaper spacecraft from Mass Effect.
The thing breathed through it's... tail. Would grab a tadpole and then go back to the top and poke it's tail up. Outta the water it looked a bit like a leech. Weirdest thing I ever saw.
The pulled it from a mudhole in my yard using a little green aquarium net. We later managed to find another. So hopefully we successfully stopped this alien invasion. Whew.
Yeah I know it is some sort of aquatic beetle larva. But talk about heebie jeebies. LOL
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Dragonfly larva
bobby_hamill
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The dragonfly larva looks creepy but be careful of the whirligig bug or water boatman as it's sting is worse
than getting hit by a hornet !!
https://bugguide.net/images/cache/N...HKR3ZIRYZJL1LERHHKZVLKZZHGRSHER0H8RALKZTL.jpg
than getting hit by a hornet !!
https://bugguide.net/images/cache/N...HKR3ZIRYZJL1LERHHKZVLKZZHGRSHER0H8RALKZTL.jpg
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