To: ETCM
The insects could be parasites.
7 posted on
06/20/2023 8:38:10 PM PDT by
stars & stripes forever
(Blessed is the nation whose GOD is the LORD. (Psalm 33:12))
To: stars & stripes forever
The insects could be parasites.
So giant African snail votes Democratic?
8 posted on
06/20/2023 8:42:46 PM PDT by
Kartographer
(“We Mutually Pledge To Each Other Our Lives, Our Fortunes And Our Sacred Honor”)
Damn, Where do these things come from? How did they
make it here? Are they deadly or harmful to humans/
animals, etc.?
9 posted on
06/20/2023 8:45:16 PM PDT by
deport
To: stars & stripes forever
As a beekeeper, the challenge of keeping your bees free of other parasitic or destructive insects, without killing your bees at the same time is brutal. And fwiw to the people who say we're all gonna die because bees are dying, the honeybee is an invasive species brought to the America's by European settlers.
just try to kill the bug inside the trachea of your bees and not kill the bee? Or the Veroa mite (tick on bee), and not kill the bee?
17 posted on
06/20/2023 8:53:36 PM PDT by
blackdog
((Z28.310) My dog Sam eats purple flowers.)
To: stars & stripes forever
The parasite is a nematode, Angiostrongylus cantonensis. AKA Rat Lungworm.
18 posted on
06/20/2023 8:54:20 PM PDT by
ETCM
(“There is no security, no safety, in the appeasement of evil.” — Ronald Reagan)
To: stars & stripes forever
The insects could be parasites.Nope. The parasite is a nematode. There are no insects that parasitize molluscs.
Regards,
38 posted on
06/20/2023 10:30:57 PM PDT by
alexander_busek
(Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence.)
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