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why is this one question for my assignment written like this

round one of #the jackchelor has wrapped up with devastating results on many fronts. esmeralda, angelica, scrum, anamaria, the secondary jacks, salazar, bootstrap and cristpophe have all been sent to a farm upstate and we move onto round two. who will survive? who will win? find out on #the jackchelor ‼️

ROUND TWO LINEUP AS FOLLOWS

sparbossa 🍏 vs davyjack ❤️

turrow ⚔️ vs speckett 🔥

jackgibbs 🦡 vs sparrabeth 🦑

calyjack 🌊 vs sparrington 👮

"sharks are good and dolphins are evil XD" guys undoing the shark stigma does not mean creating a new one. calling endangered animals evil isn't the Science Own you think it is

Red-shouldered Bug (Jadera haematoloma), taken April 4, 2025, in Georgia, US

Just a little guy posing for a picture! He seemed to be following the camera as I tried to get different angles. This insect has two adult morphs: long-winged (macropterous) and short-winged (brachypterous). The short-winged morph has, as you could infer, shorter wings that leave part of the abdomen exposed. I've seen both forms in a solitary setting, though this species apparently tends to have higher rates of short-winged adults when they live in groups. Less need for wings when you don't have to go anywhere to find a mate!

no i don’t really want to be a vampire or anything of the sort i’m just a freak pervert and want them to feed on me

lets glow serenely with mama

If i ever met a person that listened to music i think I would kill them with my bare hands, no hesitation

I'm reading back through my first ever thoughts watching Hannibal:

too many people trying to justify hannibal's actions not enough people appreciating his commitment to the bit

The long-headed toothpick grasshopper (Achurum carinatum) lives and feeds among tall grass in the southeast US.

They’re flightless and not very fast or agile by grasshopper standards, but like a stick insect their camouflage seems to make up for it!

In Florida, they breed year-round and are abundant in this prairie habitat in January when few other insects are active.