At this stage, I think nobody reads what I type anymore, let's go again with some shocking truths revealed to you; Let's start first ; A wax worm is not a worm that ate a candle. It's a kind of moth. I know, it's a shocker.
Wax worms are really soft little larvae! And rather cute, at that. I had some Galleria mellonella (greater wax moth) larvae a while back that I fed to my tarantulas. I felt a bit bad for them, but spooders gotta eat! Also, they can apparently eat plastic (polyethylene), so that's a pretty cool superpower. Keep away from beehives though (as they can ruin those)! 🐝
... But I digress. 😂
Thanks to your comment, I really want to see a wax worm inspired candle now. 😹
I read what you wrote. Like canis39 I don't always respond but still find them interesting. I never buy mistery bundles, the odds of getting something good are always so low it's not worth it to me. I'd rather buy something knowing exactly what I'm getting.
The red panda(Ailurus fulgens) is actually a very different species from the giant panda(Ailuropoda melanoleuca, the black and white one), even if they share the panda name. Ackhually the red panda is a true panda and the giant panda is a descendant of the bear family, and has a much wider diet compared to the almost bamboo only of the latter.
It's just like the trivia that pineapples grow on bushes and not on trees!
I do!
and I was shocked!
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Wait, are you saying it's not even a worm for real?!
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It's actually the larva of the wax moth. But my name has a different origin story. ^^
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😸
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What a mysterious waxy you are...
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The second I read the post above, I wondered if you would reply. ;)
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i am utterly flabbergasted
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Happy cake day!
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thank you :)
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I read everything! I just don't always respond. But I like your 'conversational' style, it's interesting.
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Same with canis, I enjoy reading the tidbits and general posting style. Keep it up! :)
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Wax worms are really soft little larvae! And rather cute, at that. I had some Galleria mellonella (greater wax moth) larvae a while back that I fed to my tarantulas. I felt a bit bad for them, but spooders gotta eat! Also, they can apparently eat plastic (polyethylene), so that's a pretty cool superpower. Keep away from beehives though (as they can ruin those)! 🐝
... But I digress. 😂
Thanks to your comment, I really want to see a wax worm inspired candle now. 😹
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I could not find that, but I found something else that made laugh:
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What in the Greenbrier, Arkansas?! 🙀
I'm imagining the commercial for this thing, with a movie voiceover guy promoting this particular, uhm... scent? 😹
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I wonder what your search query was to find THAT! 🤔
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Believe it or not, it was 'wax worm candles'
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Wait....so what is a book worm then!?
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Not what you expected huh? :
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What? So you're saying that's not a fish?
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https://cheezburger.com/6434401536/animals-with-misleading-names
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I read what you wrote. Like canis39 I don't always respond but still find them interesting. I never buy mistery bundles, the odds of getting something good are always so low it's not worth it to me. I'd rather buy something knowing exactly what I'm getting.
As for the worm thing...
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It's like that red panda that's not a panda...
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What?
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The red panda(Ailurus fulgens) is actually a very different species from the giant panda(Ailuropoda melanoleuca, the black and white one), even if they share the panda name. Ackhually the red panda is a true panda and the giant panda is a descendant of the bear family, and has a much wider diet compared to the almost bamboo only of the latter.
It's just like the trivia that pineapples grow on bushes and not on trees!
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What? Pineapples grow on bushes? TIL
:P
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Unexpected from me.
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I read everything! I just don't always respond.
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