Spiders eat bugs. Bugs are bugs.
Spiders eat bugs. Bugs are bugs.
cross-posted from: https://mander.xyz/post/12816281
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Confidently incorrect
Edit: aaand just realized what community this is.
56 1 ReplyConfidently unknowingly correct?
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Reminds me a lot about Frankenstein's Monster type comments of a similar nature.
26 0 Replyscreams echoing across the internet: Dr. Frankenstein WAS the monster!
14 0 ReplyUm, ackshully, it's pronounced Fronkensteen!
11 0 ReplyBody-building competition!
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Spiders don't even have recording devices to be called bugs, ugh. They likely also don't run software.
24 0 ReplyBut what would be the Internet without spiders?
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moreover, they drink bugs. liquefying their insides and sluuuuuuuuuuuuuurping it up
20 0 ReplyBug is not even a scientific definition. If I want to group spiders with bugs, that’s perfectly fine.
19 1 ReplyDoesn't "bug" refer to the order Hemiptera in entomology?
7 0 ReplyBug is a kid’s term for bug-like things. That’s as closest to a scientific definition you’ll get. It’s like trying to precisely define creepy-crawlies.
Case in point: the children’s movie A bug’s life. There’s a spider and two rolie-polies in the main cast, along insects (not sure all are in the Hemiptera clade).
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Even more to the point, many spiders drink bugs by slurping up the innards after injecting a bug-gut-melting enzyme. neat read: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5553785/#:~:text=After physically attacking the prey,10%2C 20%2C 24].
15 0 ReplyOh god the usernames . The usernames are fucking perfect .
9 0 ReplyYou are what you eat.
3 0 ReplyDo you think this person had that response all planned out ahead of time? Is that why they posted the first thing, so they could catch someone with the second?
1 0 ReplyNah. It’s not a particularly clever comeback. I don’t doubt he was pleased to have the opportunity but I don’t think that’s why he posted.
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