#predators
About that stereotype…
Three generations in the front - Emmy, the twins and her old momma figure ( not of blood as you may tell… ) She is very old lady with experience and wisdom. There are also some other ladies in the back. Some peaceful time.
Emmy never grew bigger than teenager so she’s small compared to most ladies of the clan but she’s doing great. A career mom, what else would you need?
Attempt to memorize archery poses :) I know it’s kinda derp
People who ‘love nature’ but violently hate their native coyotes, spiders, snakes, and scavengers are fake.
Here’s the thing about the post. You don’t have to love or even like every animal. You can dislike things! Humane, intelligent pest control is fine and necessary. This isn’t the issue and never has been.
It’s violent, blind hatred and hypocrisy that’s the problem. People who gush over foxes and owls and hawks but want coyotes and snakes dead in the next breath. People who will rescue prey from predators because predation is mean. People who find it appropriate to leave sadistic comments on pictures of spiders or snakes someone is appreciating or owns. People who insist on labeling species as ‘good’ or ‘evil’. This is the sort of behavior that bothers me.
People who only appreciate nature when it’s aesthetically pleasing to them and want to destroy the parts they find ugly and unpleasant don’t truly understand or love it. They love an ideal that isn’t actually representative of reality.
Ok, but what good are wasps? I’m really curious.
Wasps are one of the single most important insect predators. They control not only other insects but also spiders, as well as acting as pollinators for certain plants (such as fig trees, which famously cannot fruit without a wasp inside them) there are hundreds of different types of wasp, the vast majority of them harmless to or fearful of humans.
I had no idea wasps were pollinators.
Morning everyone! My Etsystore has got some new stock in. Got any horror friends who has got a birthday coming up?
Have a nose at my store here: etsy.me/2XAQgB8
Where there is a Xenomorph, there is also a a Predator not far behind.