How is this possible?
Vanyajeevi @vanyajeevi
18 Oct 2021
Aak grasshopper (Poekilocerus pictus) A biggest grass Hooper found in Indian subcontinent... Photo : Priyanka_Muniyappa #nature #photography

Oct 18, 2021 · 3:31 AM UTC

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Marianne, We love you. This was all settled way back. We now know how this happens. It's only unbelievable when you take one insect in isolation. Barnacles, beetles, finches and fishes: Charles Darwin’s specimen collections – Museum Crush museumcrush.org/barnacles-be…

Barnacles, beetles, finches and fishes: Charles Darwin’s specimen collections

As the University of Cambridge’s Museum of Zoology reopens to reveal its world-leading collections, Curator of Insects, Dr Ed Turner, discusses their collection of specimens collected by Charles...

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Evloution
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natural selection
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The big bang, heliocentrism, the expanding universe, the speed of light, the physical constants etc, are settled scientific law. They are essentially undisputed. But to arrogantly deny the Aesthetic Mind behind this photo (and others) will never achieve consensus.
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Curries?
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The birds there must be ginormus!
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Ughh I hate insects... ESPECIALLY large ones!
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beautiful!
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Genetics
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