Timelapse view of hornets constructing a nest. At one point during a camping trip when I was young one of my fellow hikers stepped on one of these. It did not go well for the humans.
Just take a look at the Japanese emperor caterpillar! they’re sure to cheer you up! they’re happy to see anyone!
These guys really love to peek, and their cute horns make it all the more better!
Soon. they actually just mean that hugs are coming to you soon, there’s nothing to worry about~
They’re also very silly.Â
What do you mean I can’t listen to leaf?
They’re also very little but still love meeting new friends!
Look at this tiny one, stepping into the world to start peeking!
Tiny peekers in training! they’re doing well.
Need I mention cat ears?
When you’re feeling sad, just think about these emperor caterpillars. they’d probably love to peek and see a pretty human with a smile on it’s face.Â
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high-speed photography and an instrument called a Rheometer to analyze frog saliva under prey-capturing
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