Do insects also get cold?
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Re: Do insects also get cold?
Try a Mouse in your shoe?
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Ah but I would squash him if I put him in there
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Speaking about cold blooded and warm blooded. Why don't you see blooded when killing an ant?
Is it that fine?
Is it that fine?
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Not all blood is red. Insects generally have green or blue blood iirc. Also the amount of blod present in one and is minute!bosaap wrote:Speaking about cold blooded and warm blooded. Why don't you see blooded when killing an ant?
Is it that fine?
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Re: Do insects also get cold?
Goggo-blood doesn't carry oxygen, only nutrients, so it's green instead of red. Basically our blood is red because it's rusty - haemoglobin is iron-based, combined with oxygen ... rust. Not sure what metal, if any, insect blood is based on. (I slept through class that day)bosaap wrote:Speaking about cold blooded and warm blooded. Why don't you see blooded when killing an ant? Is it that fine?
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I don't mind parktown prawns... or most goggos... its the ones that bites you when you accidentally disturb their snooozy sleep in a warm slipper... Where i live there are all sorts... you should see my spiders (ask hamin huns... ) i'm terrified of them, but believe that in order to overcome the fear, i need to face it... so i will lie in bed with my duvet up my nose and watch it move across the roof....
i don't believe in killing anything, so i have never seen goggo blood... mind i lie.... i do kill the ticks on my cats.... and their blood are red....
i don't believe in killing anything, so i have never seen goggo blood... mind i lie.... i do kill the ticks on my cats.... and their blood are red....
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It's not actually the ticks blood, but your cat's blood. The ticks suck it up into their 'stomach' and that stomach gets popped when you squash the ticksjee wrote:i don't believe in killing anything, so i have never seen goggo blood... mind i lie.... i do kill the ticks on my cats.... and their blood are red....
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aargghh you mean i'm spilling my cat's bloodMonty wrote:It's not actually the ticks blood, but your cat's blood. The ticks suck it up into their 'stomach' and that stomach gets popped when you squash the ticksjee wrote:i don't believe in killing anything, so i have never seen goggo blood... mind i lie.... i do kill the ticks on my cats.... and their blood are red....
"Integrity" and "integer" both contain a Latin root meaning "whole; complete." The root sense, then, is that people may be said to be acting with integrity when their beliefs, words, and actions have a sense of unity or wholeness.
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Yes - that is feline juice.
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Bottled and sold as tomato juice.Tribble wrote:Yes - that is feline juice.
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Stuart, gross
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Stuart wrote:Bottled and sold as tomato juice.Tribble wrote:Yes - that is feline juice.
SPiders there is a dif story. As soon as I see one I run for the hills
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But spiders live in the hills too They are everywhere
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There are spiders in my ear?Tribble wrote:But spiders live in the hills too They are everywhere
C'mon people, this is an INSECTS thread ... stop talking about spiders ... get back on topic!
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Re: Do insects also get cold?
The moth I saw this morning did not look cold at all - he/she was very active.
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Re: Do insects also get cold?
Thank you, yes. Spiders are not insects unless you delicately amputate a couple of legs.Tribble wrote:The moth I saw this morning did not look cold at all - he/she was very active.
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So ... if I pull off two of their legs - I can talk about them here?Stuart wrote:Thank you, yes. Spiders are not insects unless you delicately amputate a couple of legs.Tribble wrote:The moth I saw this morning did not look cold at all - he/she was very active.
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Yes, and in the Picture of the Day thread.Tribble wrote:So ... if I pull off two of their legs - I can talk about them here?Stuart wrote:Thank you, yes. Spiders are not insects unless you delicately amputate a couple of legs.Tribble wrote:The moth I saw this morning did not look cold at all - he/she was very active.
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Now I just need the guts to get close enough to mutilate one of the beasties so that I can take a picture and chat about it.
You know mousey - I never knew you were this sadistic. Perhaps we have more in common than I originally thought
You know mousey - I never knew you were this sadistic. Perhaps we have more in common than I originally thought
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@ Tribble & Stuart: Remind me to stay on you guys' good sides.
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mina.magpie, lol you do know we are just joking. I would never hurt something - I would kill it as humanely as possible. I believe in karma and don't want mutilated arachnids on my conscience Besides - I am sure that they communicate telepathically and its buddies would hunt me down and scare me to death
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LOL. Of course I do hon ... about you anyway. Not so sure about the "Grim Squeaker" over there..Tribble wrote:mina.magpie, lol you do know we are just joking. I would never hurt something - I would kill it as humanely as possible. I believe in karma and don't want mutilated arachnids on my conscience Besides - I am sure that they communicate telepathically and its buddies would hunt me down and scare me to death
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Yeah - I wonder about him too sometimes. Not often - just sometimes.