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antiqueanimals · 1 year
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Zoölogy; A Textbook for Colleges and Universities. Written by Theodore D. A. Cockerell. 1920.
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bug-maniac · 11 months
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I see a lot of definitions of what exactly constitutes a bug, so I want to know what you guys think makes a bug.
So if you think that earthworms are bugs but spiders aren't, you'd click "An above definition + land worms" and then say "insects only" in the tags.
I wish I had one more option so I could just have a "see results" button but I won't. 😭 Please reblog so the rest of bugblr can see it!
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vintagewildlife · 1 year
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A small Gonaxis snail about to kill and eat a giant African land snail By: R. Tucker Abott From: Natural History Magazine 1951
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angelnumber27 · 1 year
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Giant African Land Snail
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thylacines-toybox · 4 months
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Snail finger puppet by The Puppet Company, bought from the gift shop at London Zoo in December 2023. I re-stitched its eyes to look a little sillier.
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heartnosekid · 9 months
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giant african land snails | source
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icetobes · 5 months
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tumblr meet snoozer !! hes just over a year old and he acts like a cat he is chaos
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he hangs from the side of his tank, he’s a fussy eater, he bangs his shell on the glass and is very active when i listen to 5sos he is my baby
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onenicebugperday · 9 months
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@sarnie-for-varney submitted: My African land snails, Barbara and Gary, snuggling!
Sneveral snails snuggling!!! 10/10
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liliotl · 7 months
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snail stickers coming soon~~
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uncharismatic-fauna · 8 months
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Uncharismatic Fact of the Day
For the giant African snail, size really does matter! When two snails decide to mate, the larger (typically older) snail takes on the role of female and accepts sperm from the smaller snail. If both snails are the same size, they will both exchange sperm. Each one may immediately go on to fertilize their eggs, or store the sperm for up to two years!
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(Image: Adult, juvenile, and eggs of the giant African snail (Lissachatina fulica) by Ronal Azuero)
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calamitys-child · 6 months
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Everyone tell me something nice from your day im having a real bad one dose me up with mundane joy
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vintagewildlife · 11 months
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Giant African land snail By: Chris Mattison From: A Practical Guide to Exotic Pets 1994
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finnsnails · 1 year
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stopping to smell the flowers !
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sodapop--stims · 26 days
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thylacines-toybox · 2 years
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Albino giant African land snail, beanie with poseable eyestalks, sewn by me in June 2022
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l3irdl3rain · 9 months
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May we see Josie?
Also what size tank is she in and do you have any plans for a second tarantula or invertebrate in general? If so what species?:D
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Josie is in a 15 gallon! I feel like it’s a really good size to allow her to move around and give her everything she needs while also being easy to clutter in a way that makes her feel safe. Ignore her water dish full of dirt, apparently she did some redecorating yesterday.
I love keeping Josie and would love to keep more inverts in the future. There’s nothing in particular that I’ve researched a ton, but just things that I’ve seen here and there and thought “maybe someday”. No immediate plans for anything though.
I’d love to try out caring for more tarantulas. But I’m also interested in various scorpions, giant African millipedes, and blue feigning death beetles. Other creepy crawlies interest me too, those are just some off the top of my head
EDIT: also jumping spiders!!! I want one so very bad
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