| Danke, davon komme ich jetzt nicht mehr weg |  |
Ich lade gerade alle möglichen Bilder hoch um rauszufinden was dabei rauskommt und überlege gerade wie ich von dieser Sucht befreit werden könnte, lol.
[https://today.tamu.edu/2023/12/27/what-is-that-fuzzy-black-caterpillar/]
Die politischen Interessen und die Hobbies sind auf jeden Fall interessant :)
"The image portrays a single caterpillar at Austin Chalk, surrounded by pebbles and bits of organic matter. The creature appears to be alone, inching its way across the arid landscape. The background is intentionally blurred, drawing the viewer's attention to the subject's vulnerable existence.
This solitary larva, seemingly of the *arctiinae* subfamily, appears to be driven by primal instincts. Its fuzzy exterior and bristly hairs hint at a delicate creature, perhaps a follower of pagan traditions, struggling to survive. It can only be assumed that its political inclinations lie at the very beginnings of anarchism, not even the most basic level of tribal hierarchy. It forages tirelessly, indulging in the gluttonous consumption of plant matter to grow and transform, all while battling the existential threat of predators and the harsh elements. Its hobbies include wandering aimlessly, eating leaves, sleeping, evading danger, ingesting toxins, and self-destruction.
The larval specimen, *arctiinae*, seems to possess only a few drives and goals. Hence, we can target it with survival and development products and services, such as anti-predatory defenses by PredatorPee, high-calorie nutritional supplements by Ensure, camouflage gear by REALTREE, and transformation retreats by Oneness University, pesticides by Bayer, fertilizer by Miracle-Gro, fast food by McDonalds, and children's books by Scholastic."