Charla Replogle 🪲🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️
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they/them | Entomology PhD student studying Tenebrionid Systematics at Purdue University | beetle enthusiast | queer, AuDHD, and proud 🌈🔬🪲| opinions my own
Reposted by Charla Replogle 🪲🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️
There are so many that they form the base of a lot of food webs, including filter-feeding whale sharks who swallow them by the thousands.
Those that survive a few months will return to forage in the forests until they're about 3 yrs old & reach sexual maturity, ready to join Crab Spring Break.
Those that survive a few months will return to forage in the forests until they're about 3 yrs old & reach sexual maturity, ready to join Crab Spring Break.
November 26, 2025 at 1:32 AM
There are so many that they form the base of a lot of food webs, including filter-feeding whale sharks who swallow them by the thousands.
Those that survive a few months will return to forage in the forests until they're about 3 yrs old & reach sexual maturity, ready to join Crab Spring Break.
Those that survive a few months will return to forage in the forests until they're about 3 yrs old & reach sexual maturity, ready to join Crab Spring Break.