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huh. interesting.
no we do, its just funny to see a troll do it. not offended at all. troll facts would be cool though, so humans can learn more too.
:33 < weird! :33 < humans are furreaks!
3833 < Thanks for the vote of confidence! I'll see if I can't get a photo at some point, because human intervention has really done some interesting things to the biology of grubs since... Well. Humans are SUPER effective at keeping things they find cute alive!!! >
Oh, most assuredly. The main issue is that gru8s are inclined to 8e immedi8tely more...independent than a human infant. I wonder how a human would deal with caring for offspring that doesn't require as much attention?
3833 < Not sure what this means for your findings, but my husband is a human and we're raising a trifecta of grubs on our planet! > 3833 < He says they are the most darling little creatures. > 38pp
Yes!! Neoteny! It's such a strange phenomenon, 8ut it makes so much sense from a survival standpoint for a species so fragile. Their young are 8asically completely helpless from 8irth so they evolved to have endearing qualities at that life stage that make adults care for them!!