What are these caterpillars and what are they doing? I found them south of Lisbon, near the coast, Portugal.
Posted Feb 27, 2019, 2:00 PM UTC
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So when they travel they just play a game of follow the butt This sounds like a joke but(t) it's not If you say, separate some of that line the splinters will go around in randon directions Untill they find a butt to fallow again
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Hey, greynoodle, just a quick heads-up:
untill is actually spelled until. You can remember it by one l at the end.
Have a nice day!
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Hey u/CommonMisspellingBot, just a quick heads up:
Your spelling hints are really shitty because they're all essentially "remember the fucking spelling of the fucking word".
And your fucking delete function doesn't work. You're useless.
Have a nice day!
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Hey BooCMB, just a quick heads up: I learnt quite a lot from the bot. Though it's mnemonics are useless, and 'one lot' is it's most useful one, it's just here to help. This is like screaming at someone for trying to rescue kittens, because they annoyed you while doing that. (But really CMB get some quiality mnemonics)
I do agree with your idea of holding reddit for hostage by spambots though, while it might be a bit ineffective.
Have a nice day!
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Yeah sorry I must have been watching zombie land cuz I double tapped the crap out of that L
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If you want to ask about an insect go to r/whatsthisbug
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Thank you. I will have that in mind next time. My questions were replied.
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Looks like pine processionary.
Thank you.